Just amazing. I appreciate your attention to detail and your patience. Now we know how, thanks to you but now we have to put in the time.

Man you are a killer artist such great attention to detail

Thank you for making these videos and teaching us how to model. We are new to the hobby and super grateful for the learning!

Beautiful!

wow, I have a lot of respect for you. I do not have the patience for that lol.

I'll send you a box of lichen for a box of sage brush. Lichen grown naturally on the hill back of my house. Since we don't have sage brush in TN, I have a Nandena bush which I use for tree armatures after the little red berries fall off. Cheers from eastern TN

Great job on the trees, wicked 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

Your city is coming to life. Fall colors add so much. Just don't forget leaves on the ground. Thank for the tips.

Great tutorial thanks for share. Greetings

Totally brilliant, simple but very effective. Brings it all to life in one simple stroke. Well done.

Nice work Jason!

That is a considerable time expenditure for each tree but the results are well and truly worth the investment. Spectacular work, and thanks for taking the time to share your method in such detail!

THEY LOOK GREAT JASON !!.

These are some of the best looking tree models I've seen, brilliant!

Can't wait to see the finished scene with all the leaf litter everywhere!! It will be epic!!!

new intro tune but glad you still kept the original music in the video, its like a trademark. Gotta stay true to the roots. Amazing trees Jason. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Rob

Wow, what a huge change occurs when you add trees!

Jason, amazing process on making your trees. Thank you for sharing. Cheers, and stay safe, Michael

Nice trees J

Great video! Nice to see you fiddling with super glue and super tree stuf and pegs. And yes trees and greenery makes a huge difference!

Hi ya Jason. As soon as I saw this notification I cranked up the big screen so I wouldn’t miss a thing. Of course you made some of the best trees ever. Lol. And it was nice seeing them installed. I really appreciate the “ airiness “ of them. And the fall colors are great. Plus….. I was beginning to worry for the birds and the squirrels. Now they have a place to hang out. I look forward to your pine tree tutorial. Take care. See ya next time.

You’ve obviously have been busy. Your trees are amazing. Unfortunately, we don’t have sagebrush in NC. Looking better and better.

Time well spent. Your trees look beautiful.

Another relaxing video. Hats off to you sir.

Outstanding tutorial!!! Thank you, Jason.

Great looking trees! Can't wait to see more scenery on the layout.

Great looking trees, Jason. Thanks for sharing your methods. Cheers from Wisconsin!

Jason, those trees look great! It really changed up area. Fantastic!

wow that process demand patience ! good job so realistic

It's amazing how much the layout starts comming alive with just the trees!! Can't wait to see what happens with grass

What a transformation.

Great video and fantastic looking trees!

Great job as always Jason! Looks awesome!

Nice clean and real looking work Jason...

It takes some time and effort but the result is superb. Greetings. 👍🏻🇳🇱

Beautiful job on the trees, Jason. Clear instructions and great video to accompany it. I love that you're using fall colors, it seems fitting for your structures.

Great stuff, I like your autumn tree look a lot

Great video, Jason! I knew that you'd get to trees at some point!

Hey Jason, great tutorial. For some additional tips if the accelerator is applied to one surface and the glue to the other the bond will be instantaneous. I like to use backing soda for the accelerator sprinkled over the joint of the non-jell super glue. It bonds instantly, builds up to form a natural seamless transition at the joint and provides additional structural support. It dries white but isn't a problem if you paint the limbs anyway. I use this same technique to repair broken and missing chunks of plastic on almost everything. It can be built up in layers and drilled and sanded and shaped to the original shape. I've repaired broken missing chunks of plastic cabs and smoke stacks on diesel engines. It actually heats up plastic and fuses together making a stronger bond. I've actually seen smoke rise up from the bond somtimes.

Nice work - I use spray adhesive rather than hairspray as the leaf material adheres better and doesn't shed as much over time. If you haven't tried, I'd recommend Scenic Express superleaf material. I also suggest checking out stores for dried plant material (floral dept.) that can be used as your base tree.

The layout is really starting to look incredible! I admire your dedication to perfection, and those trees... 2 hours per tree... a hundred plus trees... glad it's you and not me LOL. But they do look absolutely amazing.

I think it would be great to maybe have a beginners episode with a starter kit. I’m 65 retiring soon would like to try my hand. You are an incredible artist and if I don’t try I’ll still watch

Nice builds jason👏👏 certainly a lot quicker that the old twisted wire method 🤔🌲🌲

Great work again Jason! Cool seeing your talent on scenery… I’m anxious for the video on pine trees. Down here in the south pines are very prominent. I haven’t seen a good video yet for great pines. Happy modeling to you as well brother

Sage brush another reason for a 12 hour road trip to colorado ! 😃

Great tree tutorial Jason!! Just received some seafoam seeds to see if I can grow SuperTree material on my deck in Ohio this summer/fall. Gotta order some sage brush.

Depending on what time of the fall it is. Early fall does have some green. Usually the center with leaver dying from outside in. It makes a nice tree and not so monotone.

I pretty much make my trees the same way except I use tree roots for the main parts because I can't find a reasonable price for sage brush branches.

Yet again, great content I have been building wire trees but I have to admit the Sagebrush will have to be something I will try. The question is where do I buy it? My initial search has not gone well but I am sure guys who use it will drop me a comment on where to get some. I agree the pods with the super trees are a pain removing, left on kills the effect. Thanks for sharing!

This looks like a good method to make realistic trees. Starbond brand CA comes with micro tips which would be very handy for this application. I use Starbond in my wood turning. They have thin, medium and thick viscosities. I have no affiliation with the company.

Great tutorial on building trees, I also live the Denver area, where do you collect the sage brush?

Jason, wouldn't it be easier to touch up the branches before adding the foliage. Thanks, Steve

Nice looking trees, Jason, and a fantastic video! Nice change of pace from your "typical" videos. Rabbit brush - also native to Colorado - also makes nice tree armatures. Two questions: (1) The SuperTrees people recommend sealing the branch material in matte medium or thinned white glue to prevent decomposition of the organic material. Did you do this, and if so, where in the process? (2) Do you notice any skin irritation from spraying the insta-cure accelerator on your bare hands?

Hi Jason, As always your presentations and final product are top of the class. My questions is this, I'm located in the northeast where sagebrush is not local of course. Know of any retailers that sell the stalks you used? I quick Ebay search found nothing.

Nice! Jason any idea where a Noreasterner can buy sage brush? You might be able to make a couple bucks mailing it out to fellow modelers.

Jason, the trees look great. One question - Is there a reason you paint/touch-up the armature after you add the foliage? Seems like it might be easier to do it beforehand. Maybe a few quick shots with the airbrush? Also, as others have mentioned, I'm interested in learning where (if) one can purchase the sage brush.

I'm reading the comments, and a big commonality is finding a source for good sagebrush armatures that don't break the pocketbook. If anyone knows of such a source, or has a friend in sagebrush country that may be willing to do some collecting, that would be great.

I notice on some of the close ups that your Supertree branches still have some seeds on them. They grow like weeds in arid dry places, ie NOT Scotland! Might be worth your while, given the size of your layout, trying to grow some. It's not like you're busy or anything!!! ;-) Even here I did manage to grow them, sort of, but cold damp weather killed them off before they became useable.

Hi Jason the trees look great. But I have to ask did you use ground up real leaves for the leave?

Jason I’ll taking shape nicely.. trees do make the scene total.. are sage brush material available on the market if known? Thanks always for your tutorial videos..

I assume these trees are in the foreground, where they need to have lots of detail. How do you develop trees for th background?

Why do you paint the branches now instead of earlier?

Why don't you airbrush the trees before you put leaf material on them? That way the entire branch can be painted the same color. I use a dark Grey spray can primer and then mist a tan color over it. Plus where can people get sage brush that doesn't live in a area where they are. Ebay has them but way too expensive. A single branch is around 60$ way too expensive

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Love your video. BSI is that short for "Big $windle Industries"? 🙂 Cyanoacrylate(super glue) set when sprayed with ordinary water which naturally always contains hydroxide which is the active molecule in the reaction. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanoacrylate So the rip-off Insta-Set accelerator most likely contains 99% water and some strawberry scent, its kind of an expensive perfume bottle. When I glue stuff and don't have a fine misting spray bottle of water near by, I breath at the joint so the water in my breath sets the glue.