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Palm leaves
- Thread starter jknaus
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I had to call the owner of Hart of the South and he is still in business! Best of all, he is now selling the fronds separately so you can use it as debris or to build your own palm trunks.
My palm:
My palm:
jknaus
Administrator
Thanks Saul. I do like the look of those better. Have book marked the site.
James
I invited the owner of Hart of the South to check us out. He is a railroad modeler (HO is his preference) but knows other modelers can use his products. @JamesOLeary and others can probably use some of those printed fronds. For variety, mix the fronds with some from Reality in Scale:
shop.strato.com
SUPER DETAILED PALM TREES & LEAVES
This is a range of innovative and super detailed palm trees! These are the first minature palm trees on the market that actually contains the fruits that grow on the trees like coconuts, dates, palmyra fruits etc. Furthermore, the leaves are made from an innovative polyurethane foil which is...
JamesOLeary
Master at Arms
I invited the owner of Hart of the South to check us out. He is a railroad modeler (HO is his preference) but knows other modelers can use his products. @JamesOLeary and others can probably use some of those printed fronds. For variety, mix the fronds with some from Reality in Scale:
SUPER DETAILED PALM TREES & LEAVES
This is a range of innovative and super detailed palm trees! These are the first minature palm trees on the market that actually contains the fruits that grow on the trees like coconuts, dates, palmyra fruits etc. Furthermore, the leaves are made from an innovative polyurethane foil which is...
I actually still have some Hart of the South palm tree kits that I bought years ago but never got around to painting and putting together. I really need to go find them, but perhaps buying some new ones would be quicker. Thanks for checking to see if they were still in business and passing this info along, Saul.