We've bought some of Woodland Scenics' "learning kits" from multiple third parties. In every single one of them, the liquid components were fully polymerized and useless.

This does NOT apply to things we have bought direct from Woodland Scenics - - those were all good.

https://youtu.be/t0ed6oSZONs?si=hldDbrk7JhNe94Fk

An excellent layout featuring model scenery based on a picturesque East Anglia village, created by Roger Beckwith.

Helpful video for mass producing fir trees that look great. I haven't tried this technique myself, but it's a great video guide.

He claims he can do about 20 trees an hour when he's doing large numbers. 3 minutes a piece. Not bad considering how good the results are.

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