Celebrating the eleventh day of Christmas with eleven pipers piping from my toy soldier collection. Figures old and new, painted and unpainted …
The trees are great and stylish for 54mm toy soldier games.
These trees are from trade only suppliers Ascalon, look out for them in Christmas decorations and interior design shops http://www.ascalon.co.uk/categories/christmas/whiter-shade-of-pale/stand-wooden-tree-12cm/7690
Blog posted by Mark, Man of TIN blog, 5th January 2017.
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Those trees look useful. I am sure that some moss or flock could easily be added too.
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Bob
Glad you like them. I’m tempted to leave these five unflocked as skeletal winter trees to keep their toyness. If I find more then I can experiment a bit.
Mark, Man of TIN blog
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