Been busy at home during this corona virus lock down
adding bits and pieces . This is a simple large, fallen
oak tree made from wire wrapped in woodland scenic flex
paste. The canopy is made from a floor cleaning pad that
was ripped up and the roots are a combination of sponge, real
dirt and rubberised horse hair. Basically anything spare lying
about was included in the build.
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Nice work. Its great what you can put together from household stuff
Not really household, but stuff gathering dust in a box of bits I have never got round to using until now. At least I have some more space now.
Good job. It’s always good to be resourceful
Now I have more room for more junk.