Eighteen deciduous trees and bushes 1 to 11 cm tall. A mixed set for greenery at every level, from undergrowth to a mature tree.
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Eighteen pieces of deciduous greenery in a range from 1 to 11 cm, that is trees and bushes in one package. The smallest pieces are bushes and undergrowth, the largest are already fully grown trees. These are finished scenic accessories from the Heki range, which are not assembled.
A scene planted with trees alone looks like a park: there is nothing between the trunks and the boundary of the growth is cut off. Bushes fill that gap, hide a change of terrain, frame a road and conceal the places where two different areas meet. A range of 1 to 11 cm corresponds in 1:87 scale to greenery roughly 0.9 to 9.6 meters tall, that is from a bush by a fence to a mature broadleaf by a house.
Work from the top down: first place the largest trees, then set the middle-sized pieces beside them and finally fill the gaps and edges with bushes. In a soft surface the trunk is pushed in; in a solid board drill a hole to match the diameter of the trunk and secure the joint with a drop of glue. The smallest pieces are often simply glued to the terrain and the base is masked with granulate or static grass. Keep the spacing irregular and cluster the bushes; a bush standing on its own in the middle of open ground looks artificial. Hide a few pieces partly behind each other, and the growth will gain depth.
For builders of dioramas and layouts who need to green a whole scene from one package, and for gaming boards. The base, the terrain, the scatter, the glue and the paints are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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