Both me and Lee are still trying to get our Retreat from Moscow shenanigans to a point where we can put on a game. I've been buying trees.....loads of 'em! We do plan to have a day where we can work on the trees, but I thought I'd get a quick head start.
Back in June, regular readers may recall, me and Lee had a mega terrain day and snowified loads of terrain, including some sabot tree bases, (easy storage). So it was about time we filled some of those bases.
As I said, I've been buying whole forests of trees from ebay, Temu and other sources including these. They were the easiest to get to, to be honest as they were purchased at The Other Partizan a few weekends ago. The 2 greener trees are from the Tree Fella, my plan was to buy loads of his trees, but he only had 2!!! I need to get back to hm as he was supposed to be making us more?
The others are from the most excellent, The Last Valley, the trees were glued to a 70mm round base and given our usual snow effect.
I experimented how to put the snow on the trees, this time I made up the snow, very wet and dabbed in over the trees, mainly on the raised areas. It was very messy as the branches flicked the snow everywhere, with very little actually staying on the trees!! Groan!
With the next small batch the plan is to spray the trees with either watered down PVA or spray glue and sprinkle the dry snow powder over.
Well, that's the plan at the moment anyway???

Looking awesome!
ReplyDeleteNice work, Ray.
ReplyDeleteYou have made a good start Ray, only another 195 trees to go!
ReplyDeleteOff to a great start - you'll have to plan other winter-themed games to make the most of the forest!
ReplyDeleteComing along . I used a spray glue I got from WWS scenics and then shook over the woodland scenics snow - it worked well. But is equally as messy!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Ray, they certainly are good looking trees and a whole forest of them is going to look brilliant on the table.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking terrain items
ReplyDeleteGreat looking winter forest you have there, Ray!
ReplyDeleteYou have some nice trees there. Keep at it, one can never have too many trees.
ReplyDeleteThose river sections looks suitable cold. This is all going to come together to make a great table.
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