Model a forest hill Easy - Detailed guide DIY

How to model a forest hill in a Quick and Simple way, without making any actual trees. Realistic result for you model railroad / Railway, RPG tabletop fantasy / miniature terrain or diorama scenery.
Hur man på ett snyggt och enkelt sätt gestaltar en skogskulle utan att första vara tvungen att bygga eller köpa fler hundra träd. Med den presenterade metoden behövs faktiskt bara en IKEA-kudde och några påsar Foliage.

[@colinmansell3524]

Well Martin - I have just finished watching the 12 tutorials and am very excited for my up coming layout design and construction. Yes you have saved me thousands of dollars that I would have otherwise spent. I have past a post on FaceBook for my other modeller friends to look at as well. Thank you very much and well done.

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback! 12?! Good to hear that you like them. :) Which you all the best of luck and have great fun building your layout.

[@philnewman1110]

That is absolutely amazing! You make these tutorials look very easy, well done!

[@joeviking61]

Wow, what a great idea...process looks simple enough even for me ! Thanks for posting !

[@avalonbotv234]

Wow looks amazing . Thank you for this video. Now i will get a mutch nice view on my forest.

[@joakimkarlsson9255]

Nice result! Looks like a variation of the classic puffball tree method (popular in the US).
Trevlig tutorial! :)

[@bewseybill3691]

Great idea and looks the business. Thanks

[@bobcooney1146]

Fantastic

[@Hejhej781]

Jättebra kanal! Älskar dina videor.

[@rolandlong3870]

Hope you do not mind me dropping a tip here,, Here goes, For the microfibre I go to the local tip and get for free, for the colour I put " Dylon clothes die in a bucket as per instructions but - the salt. I find Forest green to be the best colour, then soak it as per instructions, drain it off, I use a mop bucket, then put to dry thoroughly dont throw out the die just yet !!! Next I put very , very fine sawdust in the bucket that I get from a local sawmill again for free, This I use for cheap scatter, good luck to all the vids are superb and great ideas, best regards

[@blueyondervideo9598]

That came out very nice

[@marklinofsweden]

+Dj Arlia Thank you! 👍

[@kevinbergeman4069]

Looks good. Did you consider coloring the polyfil with the umber instead of the green?

[@marklinofsweden]

+Kevin Bergeman Intresting! Sounds to me like you color it with umber? Do you pictures posted somewhere, which you csn link to?

[@kevinbergeman4069]

+marklinofsweden I have not ever colored white polyfil, but I have used both purchased green and purchased black polyfil. I have found the darker results, in my opinion, a better looking tree/canopy.

[@michaelcarter8244]

are they good trains? They sure look detailed!

[@trainsandstuff1021]

greetings from finland!

[@marklinofsweden]

+märklin fani Hello Finland! Good to hear you liked the video! (y)

[@stephenjones1380]

Another brilliant tutorial, but would look better if the fibre was coloured much darker, probably a dark brown (umber + black?) The light green looks completely unnatural. But structure is really good!

[@AlexK-vy3tt]

I think that method be good enough for my layout with a big mountains and a dense forrest thicket. Mont d'Or on a France-to-Swiss frontier. Thanks a lot!

[@boltuss]

looks good mate another informative vid

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you! :)

[@justjim]

Perfect!

[@michaelcarter8244]

love your vidios😎I got engine that you might know something about? fleischmann? it looks amazing but cant read Gearman.Any feed back would be great God speed😁

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you! 👍😊 Fleischmann is a German manufacturer. What can I help you with?

[@Schneepinguin1]

Very nice

[@marklinofsweden]

Thank you!! :)

[@sbarreto]

Great!!!

[@gunnarjansson2430]

Reklambomb

[@ronaldliggett5452]

Amazing