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NICE!!!!

The complete tree covered slopes are one of the very typical and traditional US layout characteristics (at least from my German perspective). If I had the space to model US scenery that would be my favorite too. It looks very good!

Very nicely done, and a true representation of the area you are modeling.

Charlie

Thanks, I was going for a late summer look, just as the trees are starting to change color. I live in the Pocono mountains , so everywhere I go in my neighborhood I have prototype inspiration for this type of scenery.

e-paw Wrote:
Thanks, I was going for a late summer look, just as the trees are starting to change color. I live in the Pocono mountains , so everywhere I go in my neighborhood I have prototype inspiration for this type of scenery.

THAT, is almost "Shakespearean" hock: :o
BEFORE
"Be lion-mettled, proud, and take no care
Who chafes, who frets, or where conspirers are.
Macbeth shall never vanquished be until -----

AFTER
-----Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill
Shall come against him."

Yup !!!! Looks like "High Dunsinane Hill" Has seen the arrival of Birnum Wood hock: hock:
or, is that Isengard, and were those "trees" the Ents of Fangorn Forest :o

Lookin' GOOOOD !!!!

Well that's a first. I've never seen model scenery move someone to the point of poetry before. thanks.

Yeah, that looks great! What a departure from "before".

Well it's ok, but I think it would look better at my house. :mrgreen:

e-paw Wrote:Well that's a first. I've never seen model scenery move someone to the point of poetry before. thanks.

How about a literary reference? A tree grows in Saylorsburg...actually lots of them and they look great!