Yes, this is another way of doing foliage, I tried to make it lively and natural. If you are more skillful and meticulous, you can do them better. Have a good day!
Great work!! Few people are aware of the patience, dedication and inventiveness / creativity that goes into scale modelling. They're all attributes that serve one well in all areas of one's life.
Wow! Your way to make a tree is very good and simple, I will go find bamboo wood and follow it, where I have a lot of bamboo wood. Wish you success soon and create more videos. Thank you for sharing!
I've made so many twisted wire trees for my career in professional modelling that my fingertips start to hurt watching this! It is very time consuming but the results are quite gratifying. A variety of materials can be used for the foliage, and the ones we used most were Woodland Scenics' Polyfiber, stretched to a point of near invisibility, and "leaves" from Noch. These are instantly available, which is necessary in commercial work, and those who are daunted by the production process of your innovative foliage might want to experiment with them. Nonetheless, that's some beautiful work, OP.
Thank you for watching! I just started modeling with a few small projects I had in mind. I feel that to have a beautiful and realistic work, you need to do it carefully. I have no thoughts of doing large or commercial projects. Anyway thank you for your comments, I will think about this. Have fun and health!
I think a lot of hobbyists are daunted by the beautiful work displayed on YT, especially if they want a forest of trees that are landmarks in their modelled area. (Thinking of a model railroader I know!) We all have to go as far as we are comfortable, and you make these beautiful things, which are at the top! I wouldn't suggest you do otherwise.@@WoodForestTechnology
Coming back to this vid to get the url to recommend it to others I wanted to mention adapting them to wargaming. Once finished, they are on the delicate side needing custom boxes to protect them. They can also be much protected with light dustings of hair laquer. Don't spray it at them, use individual light coats sprayed above them and allowed to drop down onto them. Let each layer dry thoroughly and then repeat, we used eight layers/mistings for the best results but I think a few more wouldn't hurt. Even allowing this they do shed over time but the fibre base becomes surprisingly resilient and the scatter can be retouched every ten or so games for a couple of minutes a tree at most. Well worth the efforts
Thank you so much, you can use hairspray to spray the foliage as many times as you like, that will keep them attached better. Over time, some of them will fall off, looking like old leaves lying on the ground :))
You can achieve anything you want to. It just takes patience and dedication to the task. 'Scale modelling' is a good way to develop those attributes. I started scale modelling when I was 7 years old. I'm now in my 70s - and still modelling. 🤣 I left school at 17, year 11. I've never attended university. In my life I've worked in many roles - railway clerk, floor finisher, plumber's mate, builder's mate, wharehouseman, senior IT business analyst and systems designer for various govt departments and several prominent 'world banks' and now teacher of English as a second language. The only thing that stops us achieving what we're capable of is our own self-doubt.
That was a very interesting and different approach to making wire trees, and one that I will deffo be having a go at in the future! The end result looked absolutely wonderful! I'm now gonna like 'n' sub so that i can't enjoy some more of your art and craft skills, and hopefully get some new inspirations! 👌👍
just curious.. how long it takes to accumulate such bamboo fiber? it must be more time consuming compared to grinding foam or sifting sawdust. but it looks awesome!
Try saw dust -dyed , or I use Moss I bought at Micheal's ! It's so easy to dye. Doing it his/her way sometimes if you over blend it ,plastic will melt and lump up.
Why 'buy' when, with a little imagination, inventiveness and creativity, one can CREATE. If one wants to / is happy to 'buy', just 'buy' a tree - or an entire diorama. For most modellers I've ever known, the 'end product' is less 'satisfying' and 'enjoyable' than the creative path one takes to it. However, when one lacks the skills and / or tools to 'create', it becomes necessary to 'buy'. Few model railroaders have the skills and / or tools to build a scale working steam engine - although some do.
Congratulation. There are no clear ratios for this, I do them based on observation and feel. As you see, they are not too solidified or too diluted, as long as they adhere well to the surface of the copper wires. Do it slowly, adding a little bit at a time until it meets the requirements.
I want to make a fake bonsai, but I don't want to use stuff I have around the house. Thanks for showing how to make flocking from colored wood shavings, and foam.
Wait, I mean I WANT to use stuff around the house. I don't want to buy something and have extra around. So I want to use things I already have. My mistake.
While I do think the trees look amazing and there are some cool new ideas in this video, I wish you did give us a little bit more detail on materials used. Like "what was that thing at the start of the video", "what is the exact ratio of gypsum powder, pva and water", "what exact 'spray' did you use for the base to stick" and the like.
I used hairspray to set the base for the model. Gypsum powder you just need to add a little water and add PVA glue, stir well. They should not be too dry or too watery to achieve best adhesion. Thank you!
If you mean the 'thing' that was sliced open to provide strands of copper wire, basic logic says it was a piece of 'stranded' electrical cable - ie electrical flex, eg as used on a bedside lamp. When one knows the ingredients for a particular 'specialised' material one needs to experiment to find one's own prefered 'exact ratio'. Trial and error - the best teacher. 😉😊 It's not as if one would be mixing and wasting large volumes of expensive materials.
I use core taken from electrical wire. If you make a larger tree, you can use a larger wire core or aluminum wire. You can also use Cat 5, Cat 6... or any other wire core you can find. Sorry for the late reply!
@@WoodForestTechnology Thank you so much my friend. I have been making bigger trees for years but the wire I use was to big for these type of trees. Your trees are absolutely AMAZING. Thanks for your help. It is much appreciated.
When one already has a scrap piece of electrical flex on hand, how would purchasing aluminium wire be 'cheaper'?! Also, aluminium wire has less resilience than copper wire.
Yes, you can also make the stem out of aluminum wire if you have it available. As long as you are skillful and patient, I also tried with aluminum wire, after covering the foliage the results were not much different.@@trueaussie9230
In some Asian countries, bamboo is a quite popular plant. You can find it in real life as well as on google. It is used to create many different handicraft products. I use regular disposable chopsticks made from bamboo wood. Thank you for asking! Have a good day!
I feel that the parts are important if you want the model to look realistic. But by comparison, I think the foliage will hide most of the imperfections.@@trueaussie9230
Beautiful,I patiently waiting for the outcome,,and the result is amazing,, thumbs up
Have a good time!
Molto belli, complimenti
❤beautiful
thank you so much!
Fantastic Trees
Thank you! Cheers!
thank you they look beautiful
Thank you so much! Have a good time!
a Masterpiece Mister
Thank you for watching and happy day!
Best wishes 🎉for you
You are a blessed artist 🙏🏻❤
Have a good time! Thanks for watching!
Muy inspirador...excelente
Thank you for watching!!!
I love the use of the bamboo shavings!
Дерево из дерева это гениально!
Those trees r beautiful. Looks so real
Thank you so much!
Wonderful, nicely done and so very realistic. Thank you for sharing your passion.
Thanks for watching! Have a good time!
Bellissimi!Complimenti è un artista👍
Thank you so much!
Excellent work.Very delicate and super realistic.Beautiful.
Thank you so much! Have a good time!
🌹классно
Great idea for making foliage. I'll try it.
Yes, this is another way of doing foliage, I tried to make it lively and natural. If you are more skillful and meticulous, you can do them better. Have a good day!
Your trees different technique.. Different beautiful 🙂👍🏻
Thank a lot! Have a good time!
Thank you, that's really beautiful!
Thank you for posting this! Brilliant idea for the foilage!
Have a good time!
Very nice
Thank you for watching!
Verry. Naice
Wow very nice sir
Thanks a lot
Great work!!
Few people are aware of the patience, dedication and inventiveness / creativity that goes into scale modelling.
They're all attributes that serve one well in all areas of one's life.
Thank you so much!
easy & beautifull 👏
Thank you so much!
Muy hermoso ❤ gracias
Bloody well done mate.
Thanks, I'm starting my own YT channel. I love this and now I can shake hands, little by little...
Great!
Thank for watching!
Thank you bro for your idea for making the tree using bamboo wood 🪵, you made me help complete one of my diy projects .❤Love from INDIA 😊
Thanks for the love from India! Please press the "Subscribe" button and see you in the next video, good health and fun!
Interesting idea, I'll definitely try it! My support, I'm with you! 👍🤝🔔
Sure, try it and let me know the results! Have a good time!
Patience Chinoise. Résultat magnifique
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Je ne suis pas chinois, je viens du Vietnam. Merci d'avoir regardé!
@@WoodForestTechnology Ah pardon. C’est quand même la patience asiatique qui permet ce magnifique résultat !
Wow! Your way to make a tree is very good and simple, I will go find bamboo wood and follow it, where I have a lot of bamboo wood. Wish you success soon and create more videos. Thank you for sharing!
thank you!
I've made so many twisted wire trees for my career in professional modelling that my fingertips start to hurt watching this! It is very time consuming but the results are quite gratifying. A variety of materials can be used for the foliage, and the ones we used most were Woodland Scenics' Polyfiber, stretched to a point of near invisibility, and "leaves" from Noch. These are instantly available, which is necessary in commercial work, and those who are daunted by the production process of your innovative foliage might want to experiment with them.
Nonetheless, that's some beautiful work, OP.
Thank you for watching! I just started modeling with a few small projects I had in mind. I feel that to have a beautiful and realistic work, you need to do it carefully. I have no thoughts of doing large or commercial projects. Anyway thank you for your comments, I will think about this. Have fun and health!
I think a lot of hobbyists are daunted by the beautiful work displayed on YT, especially if they want a forest of trees that are landmarks in their modelled area. (Thinking of a model railroader I know!) We all have to go as far as we are comfortable, and you make these beautiful things, which are at the top! I wouldn't suggest you do otherwise.@@WoodForestTechnology
Very good creation. Very very beautiful. Keep it up. Waiting for your next video.
Thank you so much! Have a good time!!!
Mais uma inscrita!❤
Fantastic, just Fantastic! ❤
Glad you like it!
nice tricks. Now I must try.
Thank for watching!
Great👍👏 💐
Thanks for the visit
Coming back to this vid to get the url to recommend it to others I wanted to mention adapting them to wargaming. Once finished, they are on the delicate side needing custom boxes to protect them. They can also be much protected with light dustings of hair laquer. Don't spray it at them, use individual light coats sprayed above them and allowed to drop down onto them. Let each layer dry thoroughly and then repeat, we used eight layers/mistings for the best results but I think a few more wouldn't hurt.
Even allowing this they do shed over time but the fibre base becomes surprisingly resilient and the scatter can be retouched every ten or so games for a couple of minutes a tree at most.
Well worth the efforts
Thank you so much, you can use hairspray to spray the foliage as many times as you like, that will keep them attached better. Over time, some of them will fall off, looking like old leaves lying on the ground :))
Great work 👍
Thank you so much 😀
finally something 13 year old me can achieve
You can achieve anything you want to.
It just takes patience and dedication to the task.
'Scale modelling' is a good way to develop those attributes.
I started scale modelling when I was 7 years old.
I'm now in my 70s - and still modelling. 🤣
I left school at 17, year 11.
I've never attended university.
In my life I've worked in many roles - railway clerk, floor finisher, plumber's mate, builder's mate, wharehouseman, senior IT business analyst and systems designer for various govt departments and several prominent 'world banks' and now teacher of English as a second language.
The only thing that stops us achieving what we're capable of is our own self-doubt.
Very beautiful...
Thanks for watching
It is Wonder. Like.
Thank you for watching!
Very beautiful work, congratulations!
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you!
Amazing work great idea 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😊
Amazing, great job! I'll try for sure.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the great ideas! This is the most realistic option I've seen.
It's amazing that you share them with us. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
Me gustó. Realmente bella reproducción del arbolito
Thank you! Have a good time!
Espetacular
Muito bonito seu trabalho. Show. Parabéns
Thanks for watching!
Very nice work.i like very much.wonderful creativity.❤
Thank you so much 😀
Super! bardzo ładne.
Thank you!
Très beau !!! Joli travail ❤
Thank you for viewing my old wooden house model. Happy time!
I just started making dioramas. This technique look insane! Il try it asap 🔥🔥
Thank you for watching! Have a good time!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful! I WISH YOU WERE EXPLAINING EACH STEP.
Simplesmente lindo
Wow
Thanks for watching!
Very nice ❤❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Outstanding job. Great technique and I learned a few things. Thanks for sharing. Dave
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing 😍😍. Keep creating more..😊😊. You're such a creative Friend..done 👍✅
Thank you so much 😀
That was a very interesting and different approach to making wire trees, and one that I will deffo be having a go at in the future! The end result looked absolutely wonderful! I'm now gonna like 'n' sub so that i can't enjoy some more of your art and craft skills, and hopefully get some new inspirations! 👌👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful! Simply beautiful. Care to tell me what is this product that you use to cover the wire?
nevermind, I saw it at top of the video, it wasn't so visible. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for watching!
just curious.. how long it takes to accumulate such bamboo fiber? it must be more time consuming compared to grinding foam or sifting sawdust. but it looks awesome!
Lindíssimo trabalho ❤
Não consegui entender como você pintou o pó da madeira, poderia me dizer?
Obrigada, Deus abençoe por ensinar 🙌
I used fabric dye to stain the wood. Thanks for watching! Have fun!
This is so beautiful superb so please send me a gift yellow tree😊😍😋
Thank you so much 😀
Try saw dust -dyed , or I use Moss I bought at Micheal's ! It's so easy to dye. Doing it his/her way sometimes if you over blend it ,plastic will melt and lump up.
Why 'buy' when, with a little imagination, inventiveness and creativity, one can CREATE.
If one wants to / is happy to 'buy', just 'buy' a tree - or an entire diorama.
For most modellers I've ever known, the 'end product' is less 'satisfying' and 'enjoyable' than the creative path one takes to it.
However, when one lacks the skills and / or tools to 'create', it becomes necessary to 'buy'.
Few model railroaders have the skills and / or tools to build a scale working steam engine - although some do.
Great work im crafting trees based on this vid. Whats the ratio of powder/glue/water?
Congratulation. There are no clear ratios for this, I do them based on observation and feel. As you see, they are not too solidified or too diluted, as long as they adhere well to the surface of the copper wires. Do it slowly, adding a little bit at a time until it meets the requirements.
❤❤❤
Beautiful job 💪
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks for sharing. May I ask what the white material you are painting it with is? Sorry if I missed it somehow.
I think I found it in the comments - gypsum powder. Beautiful tree.
I want to make a fake bonsai, but I don't want to use stuff I have around the house.
Thanks for showing how to make flocking from colored wood shavings, and foam.
Wait, I mean I WANT to use stuff around the house. I don't want to buy something and have extra around. So I want to use things I already have. My mistake.
Lindo!!!!
Tradução, por favor
Thank you for watching!
While I do think the trees look amazing and there are some cool new ideas in this video, I wish you did give us a little bit more detail on materials used. Like "what was that thing at the start of the video", "what is the exact ratio of gypsum powder, pva and water", "what exact 'spray' did you use for the base to stick" and the like.
I used hairspray to set the base for the model. Gypsum powder you just need to add a little water and add PVA glue, stir well. They should not be too dry or too watery to achieve best adhesion. Thank you!
If you mean the 'thing' that was sliced open to provide strands of copper wire, basic logic says it was a piece of 'stranded' electrical cable - ie electrical flex, eg as used on a bedside lamp.
When one knows the ingredients for a particular 'specialised' material one needs to experiment to find one's own prefered 'exact ratio'.
Trial and error - the best teacher. 😉😊
It's not as if one would be mixing and wasting large volumes of expensive materials.
Que tinta você usou para pintar a parte de cima?
Usei tinta de tecido para a folhagem acima.
Really nice!!!! What type of tree is it, a beech?
I'm trying to recreate a birch tree with materials I have available. Thanks for watching!
@@WoodForestTechnology
When you started putting the black marks on the trunk I immediately thought 'it's a birch'.
Well done!! 😉😊👍👍
Did you use acrylic paint for the tree leaves?
No. I use fabric dye to dye them.
I was curious, what base coat did you use on the tree and what were those sticks that were shaved for the foliage?
I used airbrush acrylic paint to paint the base coat of fibers. Sticks from bamboo wood to create foliage. Thanks for watching!
👍
What is a color that you used in fabric to make colorfull ?
I use regular fabric dyes available at the market, they come in many colors.
Can someone please tell me what gauge wire this is? I am usually making bigger trees than this and use a bigger wire. Any help would be appreciated.
I use core taken from electrical wire. If you make a larger tree, you can use a larger wire core or aluminum wire. You can also use Cat 5, Cat 6... or any other wire core you can find. Sorry for the late reply!
@@WoodForestTechnology Thank you so much my friend. I have been making bigger trees for years but the wire I use was to big for these type of trees. Your trees are absolutely AMAZING. Thanks for your help. It is much appreciated.
What are the sticks u are cutting in half
At 00:02:30, in my area people often call it chopsticks used to pick up food, it is made from bamboo stalks. Thank you for following!
no computer, no 3d printer! aluminum wire would have been cheaper! hand makers show the real talent!
Thank for watching!
When one already has a scrap piece of electrical flex on hand, how would purchasing aluminium wire be 'cheaper'?!
Also, aluminium wire has less resilience than copper wire.
Yes, you can also make the stem out of aluminum wire if you have it available. As long as you are skillful and patient, I also tried with aluminum wire, after covering the foliage the results were not much different.@@trueaussie9230
Can I have two of them?
They are quite easy to make, just need a little patience and you will get it done. Have fun!
@@WoodForestTechnologyBut I want to have yours only...
😃👍
Очень красиво! Но березы не краснеют😉
👏🙏❤️😘👍🌻🌻
What’s bamboo wood exactly?
In some Asian countries, bamboo is a quite popular plant. You can find it in real life as well as on google. It is used to create many different handicraft products. I use regular disposable chopsticks made from bamboo wood. Thank you for asking! Have a good day!
Very nice and beautiful. But I need to see your definition of "simple" and "easy".
Yes, in fact it's only as long as the first tree. The time for the next trees will be quite fast because you have learned from previous experience
आपने तो बताये नहीं कि क्या सामान लगेगा सफेद वस्तु क्या हैं लिखा भी नहीं हैं
Great.thnx.i hope my partner.
Thank a lot! You are amazing, a good partner.
でも、結局肝心なところは見せないんだ！
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What do you consider to be 'the important part'?!
I feel that the parts are important if you want the model to look realistic. But by comparison, I think the foliage will hide most of the imperfections.@@trueaussie9230
@@WoodForestTechnology
The original commenter asks 'what is the most important part'.
I turned the question back to them.
😉😊
Плохо что русского перевода нет
FRIKIIING NICE !!!!! i make that :P LOVE U :) SUB :)
Ok, the trees are very nice, but simply and easy? Of course not. Anyway congrats
Thank you for watching! Well, I think in fact I do it quite quickly and efficiently. Have a nice day and have fun!
Instruction unclear
I made grass
Rt
Very nice
Thank you for watching! Have fun!