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	From	Date
Prices are are as high or higher then woodland scenics (which is extremely high as opposed to making your own terrain), so if your going to get trees I would go somewhere else...	Joseph59667	09 Mar 2010
Looks like a generic source for trees and a few other things. In a tough market, prices are not very competitive here. Not interesting enough for me to browse long.	MUMSY	12 Dec 2009
Exactly what it says on the tin, lovely miniature trees, however they are a bit expensive for everyday modelling. Nice if you want to treat yourself or get a realistic tree at your choice of scale.	George T	11 Aug 2009
A decent looking supplier of modeling trees and rotary accessories, but I'd rather build them myself personally.	bookkeeper	04 Aug 2009
A wide selection of different model trees. There is a decent selection of Proxxon power tools as well. Everything is fairly pricey, though.	PTI:TS	29 Jul 2009
A nice online store for model trees and other scenic bits. Nice, but expensive. Not what most scratch builders will want.	Widigo	11 Jul 2009
A decent site for model trees. A bit pricey, and the quality is decent, but not fantastic. They also sell other items like styrene patters/people/vehicles. Mostly for architectural models, but if you need a professional sycamore tree, this is it.	Zaboobadidoo Sr.	11 Jul 2009

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