After it was published on the Turkish site first, the author decided to also write the article in English. An excellent choice. Making Tree Stumps... a great article including excellent pictures.

I enjoyed this article very much while publishing it, and I''m sure you will too while reading it!

Making Tree Stumps

If you have comments or questions please post them here.

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, the result is amazing, I van't wait to try it myself.

This is another fine article. Very usefull I know I will be trying this myself.

Very interesting and very helpful article!
Cheers and happy modelling!
Prato

Wow, a very useful tip and a very realistic looking stump too. BTW, what brand of modeling clay did you use because most of the modeling clay I often find here does not harden...

Cheers

An excellent tutorial, and beautiful tree stumps to boot. Time to get out the clay or milliput I think..

Thanks for sharing this.

Cheers
Henk

I would love to try this some day...a big thank you for sharing...

Eddie

I have some examples of them sent by the author and they are really fantastic. thanks Alguhan for sharing it in 2 languages.

Hi Guys,
Thanks for your kind comments. It is a pleasure to share this article with you all.


I can't remember the brand now, sorry.. It is a self-hardening model clay which I bought from art craft shop. But I'm sure you can make it also with milliput.

Danny, thank you very much for corrections and for publishing the feature. You've done a great job..

Thanks for sharing my brother.Thats a nice detail for dioramas.
Ellerine sağlık biraderim.

Good work and amazing.
Thanks for sharing Alguhan

Warthog,

In the past I used "DAS Pronto" clay for this purpose. It's actually quite good for it.

Type in "DAS Pronto" in Google( http://www.google.nl/search?q=DAS+Pronto )to find suppliers.

Yes great ideas!
Ron

Thanks for the article. It looks great. I've found that artistic things like this often look easier than they really are, but this looks easy enough to warrant giving it a try. It also doesn't require going out and buying anythings I don't have already.

Alguhan, thank you for sharing your tricks to make stumps. It is almost the same as the ones I make but looks like yours turn out better. Kevin

I really like how the technique is really so simple, but the end result is so stunning. This one gets book-marked!

Thanks guys for your comments. As I said before it was a pleasure for me to share the technique with you all.

Thanks Alguhan just what I need as I want to do tree for Vietnam vet
Ian

Excellent article! I read it in Romanian and the next day I was buying the clay.
Here's the picture of it, but probably it won't help you much because the label in written in Romanian and it contains only the manufacture's address: