Wire Tree How-to Video finished :-)

Thanks for sharing!  Your tree turned out so realistic looking.  You must have tremendous patience.  Thanks for showing us your techniques and materials.

Sarah, nice video thanks for sharing.  Your voice is very clear and easy to understand. Your English is a whole lot better than my German. I only know a few words.

Outstanding video.   Thank you for sharing it with us

Sarah, great how to video!  Danke, danke.

Ich werde es versuchen.

Ron H

Wow!  What great craft.  Sarah, thank you for sharing your techniques and materials used.  Also the video turned out very well, thank you for taking the time and effort to make and share it too.  I look forward to trying your method.

Sarah, your video is excellent; your narration flows nicely and is easy to understand, and all the images have a purpose.  It is quite timely because I am in a similar position, building small sections while my main layout space is not yet available, and I need several very realistic trees.  I enjoyed a laugh-out-loud moment when during the run-down of materials you showed earbuds...."Good music".  Yep, patience is a must-have!

Regards

Paul,   Whangarei, NZ.

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it.

Steve

Great video, I'm not sure I have the patience or skill to duplicate what I see there, but it is impressive!

I will make sure my friends at the AGHR train club see this, you are der Kunstler of trees!

Sarah the video is fantastic but the tree is even better. Beautiful work and so realistic. AWASOME

Beautiful, Sarah, and the video is so well done. Very relaxing, actually as is your voice. I think I could meditate to it.

Sarah, yes. What everyone said.   Great video & your accent made it more interesting to follow.  Even the length was just right.  Thank you for presenting your effort.  Dennis

Great work, awesome product and highly informative video!

Very nice.  Thank you for posting! 

Oh I thank you for your kindness! That means a lot to me and makes this hobby so rewarding! Thank you all! <3

Sarah, in einem wort: Fantastisch!

A Must: Your video truly belongs on the O gauge Railroading site so Digital Subscribers worldwide can also enjoy it!

I sincerely hope the OGR staff will work with you to make it happen ASAP.

Dreams still can come true in Century 21.  Your professionalism in producing this video is living proof!

Danke!

Joe

Wow!  That is museum quality. Great job.

Sarah, Excellent instructional video. Your projects and skills are master level.

Tom

Thanks Sarah for a wonderful video. Hope you make more oh and the tree was great too

Great video!  I may just have to try my hand at making some trees like those.

Andy

Everything about you tree project and video were first class. A very relaxing experience watching you create a modeling work of art.

Great video.

Recording and editing videos is a very time consuming process. You’ve done a great job. The video is well paced, easy to follow and entertaining.

Thank you for taking the time to make this and share with us.

Sarah,

Wow!  World class German engineering!  The Mercedes Benz of trees.  Great detailed instruction.  Very inspiring.   Like you said, these can be made for featured trees.  I may try a quicker version for background trees, too (economy car version).  Great tree building tips in general.  Thanks.

Oh man! You're all so kind. Thank you my friends! There's a second tree video online that I marked with "HO-scale" but the technique works just as good for taller trees. It's a one hour build, really quick and easy to put together and still looks good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdJ9u9JvP7U&t=88s

I'll use exactly that tree on my layout, of course. The latex-bark-method works so well and the ready to use foliage by Dioramapersepe speeds up the whole process a lot. Ground Coffee straight from the pack was used so I called it "The Coffee Tree".

Cheers, Sarah

Sarah, great instructional video.

Tom

Sarah,

Most impressive! You do better with two languages than some of us do with one!

From what I can see, the real genius of your technique is the latex coating. It might be interesting to see what you get if you try painting the latex without applying the bark to simulate smoother surfaced trees. Your presentation was excellent. Thank You!

Simon