Miniature Weeping Willow Tree | Green | 10cm | Pack of 1 - Railway Scenery

Give a model scene a proper foreground tree. This single weeping willow stands 10cm tall, with a black wire trunk and layered green foam foliage falling in a full curtain around the crown. At 10cm it stands for a roughly 9m tree in HO 1:87 and about 16m in N 1:160, so it reads as a mature willow rather than a sapling.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Model railway builders laying out scenery
• Architecture and design students building scale models
• Fairy garden, terrarium and resin scene makers
• School project and hobby diorama builders

Perfect for

• Foreground feature trees on a railway layout
• Architectural model gardens and parks
• Fairy gardens, terrariums and tray scenes
• School projects and tabletop terrain

Compatibility

Works with: foam board, cork and clay bases, plaster scenery, terrarium soil, floral foam and resin scenes

Pairs well with: model grass, scenery powder, miniature figures, model buildings and fairy garden decor

Not suitable for: permanent outdoor use; sun and rain will fade the foliage and rust the wire stem

How to Use

1. Plan the layout and mark where each tree will stand.
2. Pierce or pre drill a small hole in the base material.
3. Push the wire stem in firmly so the tree stands upright on its own.
4. Bend the branches out by hand to open the crown and break up the moulded look.
5. Blend the trunk in with scenery powder, stones or model grass.

Before You Buy

• The supplier code reads 120 but the maker's own scale photograph marks the tree at 10cm, so we list it at 10cm
• One tree per pack, so order the quantity you need for a run or a grove
• The foam foliage sheds a little when handled, so work over a tray
• Small parts and a pointed wire stem, keep away from young children

You will Need

• model grass and scenery
• craft glue

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• palm and coconut trees
• pine and Christmas trees
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Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is this tree?
10cm from the base of the wire stem to the top of the crown. The maker's own photograph marks it at 10cm, even though the supplier code reads 120.

How is this different from the 7cm willow?
Same tree, taller. This one carries a fuller crown and works as a foreground feature; the 7cm suits background rows and smaller scales.

Will it suit HO or N scale?
At 10cm it stands for about a 9m tree in HO 1:87 and about 16m in N 1:160, both normal for a mature willow.

How do I fix it down?
Push the bare wire stem into foam, cork or clay. On a hard base, drill a small hole and glue the stem in.