Early forestry-a vignette
- wunztwice
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Early forestry-a vignette
I made this vignette to show off my new aspen/birch trees (the white ones). I have also been wanting to include this damaged tree that came as extra in an ebay lot. I figured this is a good way to get them both in.
The premise is that these guys are supposed to be removing any non-aspen/birch trees from this area of the king's forest. This will allow the aspen/birch to thrive, possibly encouraging more deer to feed here. (easy hunting) Also, the king thinks they are pretty...
*please be patient, and wait for the folder to be moderated*
The premise is that these guys are supposed to be removing any non-aspen/birch trees from this area of the king's forest. This will allow the aspen/birch to thrive, possibly encouraging more deer to feed here. (easy hunting) Also, the king thinks they are pretty...
*please be patient, and wait for the folder to be moderated*
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Great Vig! Love your birch trees and the damaged tree works great as...well...a damaged tree.
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I like the second (smaller) one more. I'll have to try that! Good Work!
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I really, really like the birch! I'll have to steal - that is, borrow - that design for my town.
The damaged tree is perfect. Interesting what stepping on LEGO can do, isn't it? (I assume that's how it got bent, I've broken a few plates that way)
The damaged tree is perfect. Interesting what stepping on LEGO can do, isn't it? (I assume that's how it got bent, I've broken a few plates that way)
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Nice! Someone finally found out a use for bad condition pieces ! Cool birch trees!
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As others have said, that's a great idea for a birch tree. I'll need to try it!
The damaged tree also looks great.
The damaged tree also looks great.
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Hmmmmmm.wunztwice, all of your topics are doing well, I posted a topic for a fellbeast from LOTR and I got like 4 posts including mine.lol.I do like how you did the birch tree its a very interesting idea.Good job!
p.s. If anyone wants to look at my fell beast its a few topics below this one.PLEASE!im desperate for critisism.lol.I also need someone elses opinion other than my brothers.
p.s. If anyone wants to look at my fell beast its a few topics below this one.PLEASE!im desperate for critisism.lol.I also need someone elses opinion other than my brothers.
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Cool trees. Are they both birch, both aspen, either either, or each a specific (sorry if that was a little unclear )? Good backstory too.
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As far as the trees, I'll leave it up to your imagination. They look simelar in real life anyways, so...
DarkTide, I'm sorry about your threads. I posted for you. I actually hadn't been getting many responces till recently either.
Thanks all!
DarkTide, I'm sorry about your threads. I posted for you. I actually hadn't been getting many responces till recently either.
Thanks all!
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I like your trees, they remind me of the birch trees near my family's cottage in Quebec. But I would never customize a normal tree like that, I hardly have enough for a small game o' BrikWars!!!
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