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Tom Barrett
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 Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Hi Yngve that looks amazing already, looking forward to following this.
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 The tree looks good Yngve! As you say, with a few more branches added it will just look better. The thicker you can make the tree, lending a dark underforest atmosphere, the better!  Vinnie
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Justin Wooding
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Hello Ygnve, Looking terrific so far. This is going to look great with those trees of which you are doing a awesome job with  Yngve wrote: and also use the Forest-in a-Pot from Reality in Scale for the groundwork. Looks like you should see if they have anything called Helmets-in a- Pot too...  Woody...
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Matt Parvis
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Paul Evans
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Lovely work on the tree - I love watching your little vignettes come to life - their so original Paul
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Shaun Symonds
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Hi Ygnve Interesting little scene you've started . Love the look of the Tree. Lot's of Helmets  wondering where this is going. Shaun
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Yngve
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Justin Wooding wrote: Hello Ygnve, Looking terrific so far. This is going to look great with those trees of which you are doing a awesome job with Yngve wrote: and also use the Forest-in a-Pot from Reality in Scale for the groundwork. Looks like you should see if they have anything called Helmets-in a- Pot too... Woody... Haha,good one Thanks for your comments guys. I made tree number 2,but I wasnt happy with the looks of it. I had used too short branches for it. As any dedicated modeller would do I went into the forest for more moss,despite low hanging clouds and rain. As soon as the moss is dry I`ll make another attempt to make the tree
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Vinnie Branigan
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 Rusted helmets...not just helmets. What do you use to thin them out with Yngve?
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Yngve
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 What do you mean thin them out with? I was thinking just adding some barbed wire to the helmet pile,and ofcourse some vegetation. Im cleaning seam lines from the helmets now,and Im halfway done with the last three,,but I need another trip outside for more moss
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Yngve
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Re: In the Forest - 1/35 I fixed the helmets,barrels and boxes to the ground and I`ll let it dry and cure until tomorrow. Then the next step will be finishing the trees and paint the groundwork before I can add vegetation. I ordered some figures which hopefully will turn up in the mail one of the days 
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