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How to make furnace filter trees
A great video! Your instructions are easy to follow and the trees look great. Thank you!
Terrific,when I begin my trees this will be the perfect reflection for a very realistic tree. Thanks for the lesson. Bill
very good video on furnace filter tree making. I liked Ty’s idea of adding filler pieces between the main branches. I learned some useful tips. Thanks Ty
I had this video before and lost it due to a computer crash. Glad to have it back!
Best vidio i’ve seen yet to making realistic trees ty for posting
Makes it look easy and real, a great video. I would rather make my own than buy a ready made product. You can make a lot of trees for not a lot of money.
Excellent presentation.
I presume from your accent, you are not from New England.
Thanks! This is great information for us newbes.
Great Video, thanks for showing us!!
Nicely done video with some really good ideas. The dead limb additions were especially realistic!!
Great video. Real looking trees. I will try this. Thanks.
Great video very good tip I learnd alout thanks . Heres something you can try that would save more money you can use real tree branches and you can use your same method. thanks again .
re: Cleaning loco-wheels.good presentation but to save a few dollars,I use methyleted spirits, does the same job for a couple of dollars a litre bottle. I use the same for ballasting my track. To spread the ballast instead of using a plastic spoon.I use a Mac Donnald plastic coffee cup with the little slot in the lid. Try it ,it works beautifully. John H.
The best, most straightforward approach I’ve seen to making these kinds of trees–especially adding the dead branches with pieces of whisk brooms. Great idea! They look better than any other model pine tree I’ve seen in magazines. I’d like to see how you make other kinds of trees.
Thanks for the great video and method! I will try this when I start to cover my layout.