These are my initial attempts at trees for my wargaming terrain. These are bare and autumnal, on muddy bases painted with GW Stirland Mud. These are done in a similar way to a few tree bases I did for my desert / South Africa wargaming forces a couple of years ago.
I used a big pack of plastic trees for railways from my local model shop. They consisted of around 4 different tree designs with bendable branches, which all slot into tree trunk bases. After a bit of bending and snipping, I used the bases blu tacked to my usual milk caps to hold my trees still for painting. The trees themselves had coats of generic black acrylic, GW Rhinox Hide, a dry brush of GW Steel Legion Drab, followed by inking with Agrax Earthshade.
The bases I used came from discarded Zvezda Samurai gaming bases. I used blu tac and liberal paint coats to seal in the tree bases to them. After Stirland Mud coats I simply pegged in the loose trees and voila, a few trees to start off some woodland. Huzzah!
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