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First I must apologize for the dark pictures. It’s late at night while I write
this, and I don’t have a good lighting set up at the moment.
Anyway, after being inspired by THIS
POST, I decided to do a study for an article about foliage for
Classic-Castle.com. Why do I have a sadistic need to create trees with bricks?
You’ll have to read the article when it gets posted to C-C.
Anyway, here are a few quick snaps I took to show off what I did. I don’t think
they’re all that spectacular, and I’m sure someone has done this very thing
before, so I’m not going to claim they’re new. But I’m proud of what I was able
to come up with, so thus I post.
So here you go, maxi-trees in their Autumn overcoats:
So there ya go,
--Anthony
The Kingdom of Ikros
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 | | Re: Fall like leaves! ...in... the fall! A study in color
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| (...) They're good enough to convey intent, I'd say! (...) Very spiffy. I would suggest some mottling, though, as real trees (with some exceptions like red maples) tend not to be solidly one color. Usually a lot of one with some dapples of another. (...) (21 years ago, 19-Sep-03, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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| (...) Wow, it feels pretty cool to be considered an 'inspiration' on these! I like 'em. A lot! Something similar might have to show up on the GMLTC train layout at our next show. *grin* (John rumages through the bricks looking for yellow, brown, (...) (21 years ago, 19-Sep-03, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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