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  Sycamore/Maple Branches with Leaves 
 
 
 
  
  Pond & Marshland Plants 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Weeping Willow Branches with Leaves 
  Unbelievable is the only way to describe this large, 8" 
  x 2-3/4" fret containing 16 sections of tree branches with correctly shaped 
  leaves (lots of leaves) that are to scale in N-scale and accurately represent 
  the foliage found on Sycamore or Maple trees. Until now, ground foam was the 
  only way to describe foliage in N-scale. Not any more... Click on the Painting link under "More info" and learn how to give these branches and leaves a realistic appearance. Then carefully cut them out of the fret, randomly mount them on one of our Bare Tree Frames, a plastic tree armature or an Azalea branch clipping, gently twist and shape them into a realistic appearance, do a little minor paint touch-up, and...viola! You have a tree that really LOOKS like a tree! Also, for more realism, you can add a little dab of Elmer's (white) glue to the joint where you attach the branch and let it dry before you do the paint touch-up. This will make it look more like it has "grown" from where you attached it. 
	
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 More REALISM for N-Scale!!!
 
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  It's about time! Nearly every model railroader has, or 
  is working on a layout, NTRAK module, or diorama that includes a water feature 
  in one form or other. It may be a major attraction, or just a minor accent, 
  but it always adds variety to the scene and is pleasing to the eye. Now, you 
  can add some dazzling detail with foliage typically found in and around these 
  areas. This large fret contains 8 sections of plant life that we're all 
  familiar with. Each section contains bulrushes (cat's tails), reeds, ferns, 
  lilies, foxgloves, etc. A wide assortment with amazing detail. Click on the 
  detail button above and note the veins on some of the leaves. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Oak Branches with Leaves 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  Ivy/Grape Stems & Leaves 
 
  Here's another breakthrough in detail sophistication. Imagine a 
  Grape arbor or pergola next to that house or building. Build a walkway trellis 
  and string Ivy or Grape through it. Wind it around a pole or tree trunk. Let 
  it climb up a structure. Just spray the entire fret a nice dark green 
  (touch-up the stems with brown if you like) and let your creativity go to 
  work. Look closely at the Detail image above, you can easily see the veins on 
  the leaves! This large fret is in 4 sections, each with 8, 45 scale-foot 
  runners with leaves. That's 1,440 N-scale feet of plant life (over a scale 
  1/4-mile). 
 
 
  This large fret contains 16 sections of delicate meandering 
  branches densely clustered with leaves. Not only do the leaves have the 
  distinctive Oak shape, the leaf texture is apparent. Due to their minute size 
  and delicate nature, many other types of foliage can be modeled using these 
  leaves and branches. Save any extra little "clippings" for yard debris, pickup 
  truck loads, trash barrels, dumpsters, or other areas that need "enhancing". 
  Use segments as climbing plants on buildings and trellises. There are 
  literally hundreds of places that can be improved with a little touch of 
  imagination. 
 
  Here's a way to turn a rather mundane plastic tree armature or 
  wooden branch clipping into a thing of beauty. Just add our Weeping Willow 
  Branches with Leaves. Spray the entire fret (face and edges) a light willow 
  green. After it has dried thoroughly, carefully cut out and mount the branches 
  as described above, shaping them so they hang (droop) down like the real 
  thing. Start from the lower branches and work to the top. Pause periodically 
  to do a light touch-up on any paint nicks or scrapes. Before you know it, the 
  mundane has been transformed into the magnificent. These leaves 
  and branches can also be used to model  Eucalyptus trees, common 
  throughout the world in many varieties, as well as various other vines and 
  plants with long slender leaves. 
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