Three trees in the shade of vegetation by water, 7.62 to 10.1 cm tall. The color keying suits the banks of streams, ponds and wetlands.
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Growth by water differs from growth on dry ground in both color and shape. The foliage tends to be more saturated and cooler, and the crowns grow lopsided, because they turn out over the surface toward the light. That is exactly the look the shade of this set has, and so it comes off best wherever a stream, a millrace or the edge of a pond divides a scene.
The set holds 3 trees, each in a range of 7.62 to 10.1 cm in height. In 1:87 that means a tree around seven to nine meters, and in 1:48 just under four meters. The smaller size is an advantage with bankside greenery: neither alders nor willows by water tend to be giants, and the scene stays legible even when you set several trees side by side.
The trunk can be bent and turned, so the typical lean out over the water can easily be created. In the lower part there is a pin for seating and under it a plate, with which the tree stands even without a hole in the base. If you are placing a tree at the edge of a resin water surface, it is sensible to seat it before the surface is poured.
A bank looks believable when low growth, small reeds and an irregular edge between soil and water are added between the trunks. Three trees set out in a gentle arc along the course look better than a straight line, which gives away an artificial arrangement. It helps just as much if you seat one of the pieces nearer the edge of the scene and partly block the view into the background with it; the scene thereby gains layers and the eye does not run straight to the back wall of the base.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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