Conifer Trees & Hedges – WIP 2/3
The second stage of my terrain-building project is complete — time to share some behind-the-scenes notes from the workbench!
Building the structure
This
week was all about shaping the main structure for both the conifer trees and
the hedges, continuing the process I started in the previous post — hopefully
this time without any surprises π. It was the most systematic part of the
process so far — repetitive, but satisfying. By the end of it, I had 16
conifers standing tall (or at least pretending to), ranging from 4 to 7 inches
in height, and 18 hedge sections in various lengths: 4 pieces at 4", 8 at
3", and 6 at 2". Altogether, that’s around 52 inches of hedges, which
should be more than enough for a few decent home skirmishes!
From trunks to branches
Surprisingly smooth progress
To my astonishment, this stage went unusually smoothly — no major
setbacks, no glue disasters, and not even a single moment of chaos at the
workbench. That feels… suspicious. I can’t help but wonder what kind of
mischief is waiting for me in the next step. Something tells me Merry and
Pippin are already plotting π
What’s next
The next stage will be all about basing and foliage — easily the most
creative (and chaotic) part of the process. That’s where the trees and hedges will
finally come to life. It’ll also be the stage where I try a few new things,
including testing a different glue formula… So wish me luck — my elves are
finally about to get a proper taste of a miniature forest!
More Middle-earth greenery coming
soon πΏ








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