Here a step of add tree leaves to tree branches. Together with this step after complete tree leaves it can use to 1/35 scale diorama base. The diorama base in this topic is about 1/35 scale WWII Russia barn.

That is brilliant!!

What is the plant you are using for the leaves???

I think of posting my method as well, so that people have several options...!

Congratulations Sir!!

Cheers

Romain

Thanks so much Romain.
About leaves use for this model tree is one kind of grass. The name of this grass is call Yipso. I bought it from the flora shop.

Prasert,

I think I need to get you to build me a barn and some trees! Your work is exceptional!

Thanks so much Frederick. So happy that you like my works and waiting to do it for you.

Hi Prasert,

this tree looks great.
I was searching for something like this plant, but never found anything like that in our european stores.

Would you be so kind and place a link towards a description of this plant?
I did not find anything similar searching with google
Maybe it's an East Asian specialty, but maybe not ...

Thanks in advance
Thomas

Nice method, that looks great.

Thomas try searching for gypsophila, it looks similar and the name is similar. I have used it for white flowering plants but imagine if it were sprayed green it would have a similar effect to this example.

Cheers

Ant

Not fair, Thanan! You have unlimited access to all kinds of dried Oriental foliage not available elsewhere! Maybe you could start an exporting business and market the stuff as 'modeling supplies', at a reasonable price of course.

Many thanks to all messages here.
Thomas: I found the link that show some images about the kind of this grass (Yipsofilla) but it only in Thai version. I hope you can use some images compare to the similar one at flora shop nearby you. Here is the link http://www.the-than.com/FLower/Fl-1/49/49.html
Anthony: Thank you Anthony.
Biggles2: Thanks so much for your message Biggles2. I had produced and sell model trees together with diorama bases for few years ago but only in our country not worldwide yet.