Tree fern forest

[SirAlban]

The begining of a mesozoic tree fern forest, build whit pine branches and plastic fern leaves.

[YPU]

Looks like you could quickly make a large forest of these, on the cheap no less. Quite nice.

[Sheerluck Holmes]

That is brilliant - so simple yet looks very effective.

 Thank you for sharing 

[Bako]

Very nice. I've got some conifer bits somewhere for a similar project somewhere down the road.

[gamer Mac]

I will need to look out for real trees like that. Those look really effective.
Keep up the good work.

[Bako]

Indeed. You can find them used to great effect also on Grimm's website. Though you may have to ask him to find the pictures for you as I remember only seeing them on his old site. Though I certainly recommend looking at his site anyhoo, he's made a lot of excellent terrain.

Sorry for slight derail, SirAlban.

[Argonor]

Need to remember this one.

Plastic ferns, hmmm.... another thing to track down - pine branches should be available...

[Silent Invader]

That's a neat idea 

[SirAlban]

Thx for your coments. I think I have a little problem 
I was working in my fern forest when I saw a forgotten project: a rope bridge, and I think looks great together.


The contest rules says:"the base must be a standard format 120mm diameter CD. It may not be larger but you may break it up or nibble it at the edges if you like." and i need to use 2 cd bases. I think I´m out fron contest now

What admin says? 

[Sheerluck Holmes]

Pity about the comp issue, but it looks fantastic - so good that I wish it was mine! 

[Sir Dryden]

I say build it like you want it (and let us newbies have a chance at winning...). What's the prize anyway? Admiration from your peers? We all know a certain Scotsman with a certain Zeppelin is winning the internets this year, so screw the BSC and make a great looking piece of terrain!

(BTW give Gamer Mac the Nobel thingie. It's so good it pushed me to stop lurking and register.)

Yours truly,

Sir Dryden

[dijit]

Indeed. You can find them used to great effect also on Grimm's website. Though you may have to ask him to find the pictures for you as I remember only seeing them on his old site. Though I certainly recommend looking at his site anyhoo, he's made a lot of excellent terrain.

Sorry for slight derail, SirAlban.

Grrimm's ferns:
http://www.grimm.backofbeyond.de/gallery_lost_world_plants.html