Miniature Terrain Tutorial- Advanced Pine Trees

[@darbizzlebacon]

These trees are really nice. You are super talented, and I was just recommended your videos, and I'm very happy with the few videos you have created thus far. I hope you're still alive somewhere out there, and continue to show us more of your awesomeness.

[@IBeScrappyDoo2]

I don't know if you noticed but you were using your drill in reverse which might have made it easier to drill the holes and might not have had the wood break where it did, I agree a smaller bit would have helped too. Great job overall, still waiting for the videos on the techniques used for the building!!

[@goforitpainting]

Cool tutorial.

[@Thicketworks]

Excellent work - thank you. Looking forward to the remaining tutorials in the Tree series. Cheers.

[@thetinkermaniam5761]

why is your drill going backward? It would drill better in the other direction.

[@anelynanac]

galing

[@philRminiatures]

Creative and realistic job, congrats!

[@yourminireality7919]

Thanks!

[@IBeScrappyDoo2]

Helpful tip, maybe you could paint the glue connections as you build!

[@David_Musicpro]

Nice work but it looked like your drill bit was turning in reverse

[@terrain-hardy]

Great tip, really really nice piece of terrain. many thanks for showing and please keep up the good work ;-)

[@macwillett935]

Thanks! More to come

[@terrain-hardy]

@@macwillett935 I am sincerely pleased to hear that ;-)

[@acmaurer50]

They look a lot more like spruce trees than pine trees--but very nice as spruce trees.

[@true22united4everything3]

Ok but let's say I wanna make trees for 1/12 scale figures how would I do that

[@yourminireality7919]

That’s a tough one. The trunk would be easy, just use a thicker stick or even a real stick. At that scale you could get some more realism that way. For the branches. This material comes in bigger branches that I cut up to do this. Maybe use bigger portions of the branch?