tree stands

[Paul Potter]

Lewchips,
I have mushrooms from aromorcast (took over a month to arrive) and Tin man miniatures 9took about 5 days to arrive).
a 3rd company, black cat bases also make mushrooms but I don't have any of theirs.
all of these are made for 25mm.
-Paul

[Dunctator]

Lovely work, Mr Potter

Them copseses give me the shivers!

Dunc

[Redwilde]

Gives me flashbacks.

Just remember what the doormouse said.

[Lewchips]

Thank you for the info on the mushrooms Paul. Greatly appreciated.

[Redwilde]

Paul's work was definitely inspiring! And I've been getting annoyed at how the small LifeLike trees are easily knocked over during play. Basing trees is definitely the way to go. Had to get this done before the next big battle day at the club.

I picked up a bagful of thin wooden shapes at the big craft store. Teardrops, circles, and ovals - these were in the popsicle stick aisle, not the wooden things aisle. Stacked them up and spray painted the edges all at once. Then spread them out and sprayed the tops with texture paint. Did some quick brush painting to highlight the roots molded onto the plastic tree bases and add some streaks of colour to the trunks. Then glued down trees, rocks, twigs, and some patches of tealeaves and flocking.

Twigs and tealeaves dried and sterilised in the microwave first. I have a couple of containers of tealeaves all prepared in a few different colour assortments. Twigs I gather and dry as needed for each project.

The forest assembled


Some conifers, deployed for action


Some deciduous, deployed for action

[snowcat]

Very nice. The bases can always be 'weighted' too.

[Paul Potter]

Some very good looking tree's there. -Paul