Model realistic miniature trees easy & low cost
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- It´s difficult to model a really realistic trunk. Why not let mother nature do the job? In this tutorial we´re combining a twig from the garden with other low cost materials to create a really nice looking miniature tree.
This type of tree is reasonable easy and quick to make and suitable for both model railroad, diorama and miniature terrain rpg style. I build lots of these for my Märklin h0-scale layout. The combination of low cost and quick process is perfect. The combination of polyfiber and leaves can be replaced with readymade foliage to simplify process even further.
***************************
Please support the channel and help me share my passion ...
1. Pledge $1 on Patreon - / marklinofsweden
or...
2. Donate on Paypal - www.paypal.me/...
Thanks for your support! I couldn't do this without you!
Bitte unterstützen Sie ihren Kanal und helfen mir die Leidenschaft zum Hobby zu verbreiten.
Spenden Sie 1 Euro auf Patreon - / marklinofsweden
oder..
Überweisen Sie durch PayPal - www.paypal.me/...
Vielen Dank!
/ Marklinofsweden
***************************
Swenska and twigs are a good combi 🤣🤣🤣
Hej from the Netherlands ✌️✌️
I work on a ultra light budget , this is swenska at its best 😁😁😁😁
My 11 year old son and I re loving these video's our toilet paper water is fantastic! Thanks for the help!
Very very nice.💐💐💐
I really like your wire armature method. It is possibly the best looking tree trunks and tree shapes I have seen. thank you for sharing.
YOUR.WORK.are.superb
Thank you!
WoW, im doing some doll House work. Was looking for flower tutorials, but find yours amazing Birch video. Oh boy what a beautifull tree. I Will try and make one which has been growing next to my House for generations. With your help it Will be nearly as beautifull as yours. Inger, Billund, denmark
AMAZING TECHNIQUE....Congratulations and thanks for sharing.
Una técnica maravillosa...!!! quedé sorprendido en cada paso. Yo no hablo inglés, pero con tan sólo ver el desarrollo de su trabajo pude entender la idea de cómo realizar cada detalle.
Con gran admiración dejo mi i "Me Gusta" y quedo suscrito para poder recibir las notificaciones de más videos...
Saludos desde Gutiérrez Zamora, Veracruz México ❤❤
This is a really helpful tutorial! The tree looks very realistic and the foliage looks quit good. Thanks for sharing this neat idea.
Sehr schön geworden. Klasse Arbeit. 👍👍👍😃😃. Ich bin begeistert und habe ein Abo da gelassen
You do amazing work, and a great teaching method thank you
Brilliant video , thankyou x
Martin, Sau stark.
Totally amazing
Excellent. Going to try it. Thank you very much for the video
you are a very good modeler, thanks for these tips
Just entering the hobby you have taught me so much you are a genius thank you very much from Albury Australia
Mi sono innamorata di questo video! 🥰 Complimenti 🎉 veramente bello 😊❤
Merci pour ce tuto aussi simple pour un résultat bluffant de réalisme
wonderfull example of your great creativity
Very nice!
Ein weiteres tolles Tutorial, vielen Dank fürs Zeigen. Klasse die Idee, trockenen Tapetenkleister auf angefeuchtete Watte zu streuen. Das muss ich mir unbedingt merken.
Nicely done. Very clever method.
great job best i have seen so far thank you
Oh thank you for this, what a lovely tree, take care from South Africa
Thank you! Best wishes back from a cold and ice covered Sweden. 👍😊
I like the comment realatively easy method. Well if I was an artist like you it might be. Your project all end well!
Thank you! Hey! Try it! I bet your tree will be great looking. If not.. Make another.. Eventially they will look awesome and anyway one needs many trees, so you must start sometime. The less pretty ones will make a great background scenery 👍😊
This was a very informative " How to". I will have to try this for my n scale layout.
Amazing work i would love to pick your brain about trees
beautiful tree! easy to follow instructions. Some ideas on cleaning and maintenance of scenery are of interest to me.
Hi! Thank you! Cleaning? Do you have a dust problem, or what kind of maintenace are you thinking about?
@@marklinofsweden Dusting miniatures and landscapes is exactly what I am wondering about :)
Another superb idea young sir
Love ur techniques: TYSM for sharing!
Wow, those trees look amazing!
This video was very helpful!
Amazing trees, I always loved ur vids and i subed
So great! Thank you for sharing.
C'est vraiment très réussi.... bravo.
Your work is amazing, the best I’ve seen on TH-cam… I am a big fan of all your work!
Good work, seeing your video's makes me want to get off of my caboose and work on my layout.
Thank you! That is the no:1 purpose with these videos! 👍😊
Thank you greetings from the railway fan club in Belgrade, Serbia :-)
THIS IS BRILLIANT, TYSM I need to make one of these for school and this is really helpful! Thank you
Very nice. Good looking tree. Thanks.
Wow, unreal tricks and tips thanku very much..
Would like to say thank you for videos,which I enjoy together with your style of presentation. In fact I took the unprecedented step of becoming a Patreon to help in some small way to the continuance of them. I've also enjoyed the few trips made to Sweden, Best wishes John
Thank you for the positive feedback and thank you for being my Patron John! Your contribution together with the other kind people around the globe really makes the difference between go and no-go for the channel. Pls let me know id there is some video theme you are missing and would loke to see on the channel! Regards / Martin
Most unconventional tree making video till date! By hey, it works as good as the the other methods. Very well done. Cheers! Kaustav
Thank you! It’s really hard to be unique at TH-cam so I take that as an compliment! 😄
Great video. I witnessed a 45yr old man drill a 1/4 in hole in his hand, yikes. We made a trip to the hospital. 😮
Great tutorial. Thanks
coole videos macht er, gut gemacht. die bäume absolut klasse
OK !!! Thank's Mark and Happy New Year to you and family !
Thank you! Best wishes back from a cold Sweden! 👍😊
Nice tree ! ... Gr8 work !
Wait you actually use a real one awesome ✌️
Klasse finde ich gut mit dem Untertitel 😃😃👍
Hej Martin! Yet another nice way to build trees! Especially the trick with the gluepowder is great! I think I'm heading to the woods this weekend to get some "raw-material" Thanks for sharing and greets from Austria!
Super gemacht mit einfachen Mitteln weiter so 👍👍👍
Wow! Brilliant.
Am going to use a cinnamon stick for my trunk. I've never seen your idea, its pretty good....
Wow, that looks fantastic!!! Brilliant!
Thank you!
Some great ideas. Don’t like the poly fibre though, might try this with Teloxys. And copper wire might be easier to form to fit the scene than steel wire. Certainly plenty of things to try out, many thanks!
Fantastic tutorial with beautiful results!
Awesome how to video
Excellent. Only problem is waist of my coffee. LOL
Super, très bien expliqué !
As always; Excellent video, and great work!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you Larry! Best wishes from cold Sweden! 👍
Excellent refreshing ideas on making model trees. It’s a lot of work especially to create the right proportion and foliage. Have you retry making coconut trees & Palm trees? Thank you for sharing.
Excellent
Another excelent tutorial video! Congratulations! Thanks for this lesson!
Thank you Carmilla! So glad to hear you liked the tutorial. Please let me know if there are some topics you’re missing on the channel and I’ll try to cover them in upcoming videos. 👍
Wonderfull!!!!!!! Perfect!!!!!
The tree looks amazing! I think I should try to make one myself.
Das sieht nach einer guten idee aus, ich werde die methode einmal ausprobieren, danke.
That tree came out amazing, thanks for the tutorial
Brilliant
This is awesome!
Love your content !!!:) ❤
Super Idee
Danke für deine Tipps. Wieder ein tolles Tutorial.
bello trabajo, gracias
absolutely fantastic!!!!
Absolutely amazing!!
Nice video, thanks! Greetings from Romania :D
Top 👏👏
Sehr schön gemachtes Tutorial 🚂
Fantástico!!! Gracias por estos videos !
Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing. Cheers John.
Thanks this is great !
I love your videos your brilliant! I've seen as many as I can find and I have a question. Where do the kids in your train town play? Can we see a treehouse?
Wonderful!
good night.... enchanted with your art could you tell me what you used to make the tree crown? ie the foliage gratitude maria light
Endlich wieder ein Video👍
Hello Very very beautiful Video 👍👍👍👍
That is great.
Thank you Paul!
Very helpful. 👍
Hans Gomoll is right. The "Tapatenkleister" Idea looks good. I didn´t know, PVA-glue works on Steel wire. I´ll try that. The Idea with the Sand and the blended leaves is good. I have an enormous walnut-tree, the leaves are big and easy to hang up to dry, like in former times the tobacco-leaves. Ill try that.
Very nice Martin. The trick is finding bushes and young trees that have that textured bark when young. I’ve got lots with smooth bark but not so much with rough bark. I’m certainly going to look much more closely (and.bring a pair of nippers) when I walk in the woods next.
The use of the wood in the demo, was it green wood or did you let it dry out for months before drilling and gluing? That may affect the drilling and gluing as wood will shrink as it dries out from green if one immediately builds a tree from very fresh wood.
Thankyouvery much
Can please teach us how to make fallen logs or ruined bridges?
Question, why do the train pull the carts backwards? Is it so it can pull them over a hill since its stronger that way or why do they do this? Ive seen on videos that they do this irl sometimes but I dont know why. Like always thanks for the awesome tutorial you do Martin!
It looks fantastic. Incredibly real. That said, with all that work what's the point of using a real twig as a starting point? Just to say you did? Surely at that point making the whole thing from wire, or using some other core material would be better, and look just as good for the same amount of work.
Awesome thank you.
Thank you Philip! 👍😊
I'm from Yemen I like you
Genial! Dankeschön.
nice
Buena idea! Gracias!