I have finally painted all the plastic tree terrain I had in my possession. My forest now consists of: one large Hanging Tree, two regular Hanging trees, six regular trees, and six pygmy trees. All done from one Wyrd and two GW plastic kits.
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The forest. You will notice the Guardian of the Golden Bough chilling in there. |
The PYGMIES
Once both the Citadel Wood kits were finished, I noticed that I had six leftover branches. So I got the idea to make some bushes. These can stand on their own, or some day I could make a larger base that holds several of them- like the one supplied with the Citadel Wood kit, and have area terrain.
When I compared them to human-sized miniatures it turned out they are more the size of small trees than bushes. They are small, but don't really look like young trees (too gnarled and thick), so I just call them 'pygmy trees'.
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The stuff I used: 30mm wooden bases, leftover branches from the Citadel Wood kit, cork, sand. Not pictured: green stuff, brass rod, PVA glue, superglue, plastic cement. |
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I pinned the branches to the bases, and resculpted the base of each trunk with green stuff to get the right growing-out-of-the-ground look. The bases were finished with cork and sand. |
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The third Troglodyte Shaman. |
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Lovely/creepy forest. Seems like you need a few pines though.
ReplyDeleteI think the pygmy trees could still be bushes, there are some types that grow slowly and in a gnarled fashion like that.
The pygmy trees are a great idea! I had not considered doing that with my own.
ReplyDeleteYour forest is really looking great, like bone trees.
ReplyDeleteVery foreboding, as a haunted wood should be. Great job on the shaman.
ReplyDeleteThanks, everybody! :)
ReplyDeleteNice use of spare parts.
ReplyDeleteGood work overall.