Just for info, we're going to be adding Textures and Static Grass to our offering, the first couple of which can now be seen here: http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=1066.0

These first two are just a small taster, and we'll be expanding this range for next month into a much wider variety.  There's also another range on it's way to me at the moment, so more info as soon as I have it!

We've just added these to the website!  This first batch are all deciduous, varying in height with 35mm, 48mm and 50mm.  The styles are slightly different as well.  Packaged in bags of 10 at a bargain £2.50, you could have a forest for a tenner!  The trees themselves have stiff wire trunks, so you can literally push them into your terrain, or easily mount them on a small piece of putty.

These can be found in the 'Scenery and Basing' section of the website: http://www.pendraken.co.uk/Scenery-and-Basing-c25/Trees-sc210/

We'll be adding some more to this range very soon, with bigger, wider, and different styles!

(all pictured with a 10mm cavalry figure)

PNTR1 - 35mm (10 for £2.50)


PNTR2 - 48mm (10 for £2.50)


PNTR3 - 50mm (10 for £2.50)

Hi Leon these look great and very well priced :-)

very nice.... you might have told me before I spent 2 hours making my own

They look tree-mendous

Thanks for tree-ting us to such wonderful items.

Ouch

Quote from: salagam on 19 August 2010, 09:51:59 PM
They look tree-mendous

Thanks for tree-ting us to such wonderful items.

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very nice

I'm quite chuffed with the trees.  They can be shaped very easily with a pair of tweezers to suit your own tastes, you can change the colours and density with some PVA and a bit of flock, and for that price you can cover the table with them!

Not to blow my own horn or anything...   

I think 'trumpet' is the word you need there Leon...otherwise you might be interpreted a bit differently 

I will no doubt be buying some in the near future, however when I get kicked out for spending too much money I might be sleeping on your sofa as it is all your fault 

Quote from: nikharwood on 20 August 2010, 07:55:32 AM
I think 'trumpet' is the word you need there Leon...otherwise you might be interpreted a bit differently 

Quote from: Maenoferren on 20 August 2010, 08:44:23 AM
I will no doubt be buying some in the near future, however when I get kicked out for spending too much money I might be sleeping on your sofa as it is all your fault 

I think I'll be kipping there myself when this baby arrives!