My Attempt at Jungle Terrain

[joekano]

After being inspired by by some of the other jungle projects here, I've made an attempt at my own jungle terrain:



Feedback and suggestions welcome!

Building info can be found on the blog:
http://majorthomasfoolery.blogspot.com/2016/01/jungle-terrain_25.html

Thanks!

Chris

[von Lucky]

Seeing the top half of the above image as I was scrolling down I was convinced it was your reference photos! Very lifelike.

[Constable Bertrand]

wow, thats just like the real thing! The layers and different foliage is amazing! Great work.   

Cheers
Matt

[FramFramson]

Seeing the top half of the above image as I was scrolling down I was convinced it was your reference photos! Very lifelike.

Exactly the same here! Very nice indeed!

[OSHIROmodels]

Very effective 

(glad they're not that shiny either  )

cheers

James

[Marine0846]

Great terrain.
Love what you have done.
Also had a look at your blog, well done.
Very much enjoyed reading your articles.

[Rhoderic]

Very nice. "Evocative" is the word I want to use, because despite the unorthodox plants it really does trigger some sort of instinct in the mind to immediately think "jungle!".

That moss roll material you're using for the plants clinging to the cork bark is a new discovery to me. I'll have to see if it's available where I live. Is it actual moss or synthetic?

[joekano]

Thanks Everyone! Glad to hear people feel it looks the part. For the moss roll, it is a tangle of synthetic fibers that have been flocked with real moss bits.

Chris

[pistolpete]

that's fantastic; love that you were able to add a lot of height. and very inspirational for my on-going attempts.

[Ragnar]

The cork trees in particular look brilliant!

[Hupp n at em]

Those tall fern plants work really, really well. Nicely done! 

[FifteensAway]

Shall we adjust and refer to this as "your success at jungle terrain"?  Why, yes, I think we shall.  Naysayers please report to the bottom of the hole filled with poisonous snakes.  

[joekano]

Thanks again Everyone!