Treni Bachmann - SCENE SCAPES - 5"- 6" PINI (6 per scatola) - Scala HO

Brand:Bachmann Trains

3.4/5

€
48.68

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Dai vita alla tua ferrovia urbana o di campagna con i realistici prodotti SceneScapes di Bachmann. DAL PRODUTTORE Dai vita alla tua ferrovia urbana o di campagna con i realistici prodotti SceneScapes di Bachmann.

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EAN: 794628093154

Categories: Arti, artigianato e cucito, Treni e accessori, Accessori, Scenario,

Consistenza naturale. Colore realistico. 6 per scatola. 5-6 (scala HO). Sebbene adatta a tutte le scale, la dimensione/scala più comune è indicata tra parentesi dopo la descrizione della dimensione.

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 206 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	32001
Item Weight	5 ounces
Manufacturer	Bachmann Industries
Manufacturer recommended age	14 years and up
Product Dimensions	15 x 7 x 6 inches

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Scritto da: TBS

Solid diorama addition

I am adding a picture of something I am working on, to give these a bit of perspective. If you want to see how they work in a scene, look this user name up on YouTube, along with the search "Terminator Diorama." This will give you an idea of the 5.5 and the 6" with some frame of reference. Reading reviews, I sometimes wonder if people actually ever look at how to build things before reviewing. The major complaint here is that the trees do not stand on their own; the size of the trees here normally require something to be glued. These will stand; I have 12 of them freestanding on a loosely-fitting grass mat, and I am planning on adding 6 more to the scene. When working with scenes, however, gluing things into place is the preferred method after you decide on the "where." The stands are smaller, but they do support themselves to a point. Just don't think these are something you are going to set up and, for some reason, carry somewhere an move. As far as these are concerned, the trees have worked out pretty well, and have allowed me to add depth to a diorama I am building. I am adding them in conjunction to forty 3.25 " straight designs and 10 3.25" bushy designs, along with "snow." The way these are made are great, with them not shedding and them holding their shape, which is great when you compare them with lower cost, lower quality alternatives. Their price is MUCH better than what you would find at a hobby shop, with a comparison of about 2 dollars per tree here versus around 8 to 9 or more per. To put that in perspective, I can pick up around 9 of these for what I can 2 by going to a local shop. (current price is a little over 12 dollar). Packaging here is quality, too, with these actually coming attached in the box. I have ordered a lot of other types, and cheap ones are bagged and other bigger ones are sometimes suffer subpar packing. What that means is that your trees end up getting impacted and shed. These have had minimal shedding and I think it shows in the final product.

Scritto da: Thomas

Flawed, but not bad with a bit of work.

Overall I liked these trees. The Biggest thing I had trouble with was when I opened the box, there was an Intense fume smell that may have given me a slight buzz. After a few hours of airing the trees out I could still smell the fumes, but it wasn't as bad. The trees stand on these small 1" bases which by themselves aren't stable. Since I want modular trees for 25mm-28mm wargaming and tabletop game use, I just glued the trees to Proxie Models 40mm and 50mm bases and based them with flocking. One tree had the rod that acted as the "trunk" of the tree jutting out. this rod was an absolute pain. Clippers just wouldn't cut it. I had to carve a hole into the 40mm base I had to circumvent the problem. As a piece of terrain for stuff like warhammer, frostgrave or D&D. I'd say the pieces are so-so. I like that they do sit high enough so players can see figures past them, but the trunks are just a but thin. I'm pretty happy nonetheless as it can be used as a good marker for in game use

Scritto da: WestCoastBestCoast

Tree in a box. No flocking way.

The "traditional" way to get trees for model layouts and dioramas is to buy a box of tree parts, a can of glue, and a bucket of flocking. That takes time, work, and an endless flocking mess. Flock that. This is much more expensive, but so much easier if you only need a few trees. The trees don't look terribly different from well-done home-flocked model trees (if anything, these are a little bushier but lacking in some depth and asymmetry that model experts can create), but they are entirely mess free. Pull them out of the box, place them in your model, and go. There's very little loose flocking in the box, and what's on the tree seems to stay on the tree. They look as pictured: straight, consistent, dark evergreens. Real trees may have more drama -- but they leave a mess. They come in a clever box that holds the trees straight up during shipping, so they arrive in great shape no matter how much your local delivery driver likes to shake packages.

Scritto da: sleeping duck

Awkward looking

The trees look really nice, BUT they are 1/3 trunk. The trees saving grace is the fact that it has a wire core and can be cut to shorten the trunk to a more aesthetically pleasing hight. Other then that one thing, I like them.

Scritto da: Bonus

Well Made and Bargain Buy

I used these trees on a Martha Stewart inspired wreath project and they gave a nice contrast to the other bottle brush trees I used. The project called for a quick immersion into a diluted bleach solution to give color contrast, and these trees did not fare as well as the bottle brush versions, but that does not detract from how nice these are; I simply used these as is. I used a white paint, craft glue and glitter combination to flock the trees and they looked lovely. These were a good buy and the quality was outstanding.

Scritto da: Michelle Paquette

AS ADVERTISED

I have ordered 10 boxes in the past year. YOU cannot go wrong. I just recently ordered 7 more boxes. I am changing out my swamp scenery and town scenery trees and using all pine trees. MOST realistic and full pine trees out there. All the trees that i have ordered have come not damaged. Packaged very well.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Nice trees

These trees are not used as part of a train layout, they are actually in a coffee table fish tank that no longer has fish in it. I was looking for a Spring display and needed some trees that would fit in the tank and these trees did the trick. The only negative is that if someone hits the tank the trees fall over so I need to put some weight on them to hold them in place, otherwise they do the trick.

Scritto da: Swashplate

Nicely made trees.

Nicely made trees that will work perfectly for me. These trees were added to an existing, "G" scale , overhead railroad. Placed them into the back of an LGB DR Type Ow Gondola to appear as they are being delivered for Christamas.

Scritto da: Kmachine

Not the best, needs work to look better.

Not the best, certainly not on par with some other brands. Tree stems are very long, so really cant be used out of the box. Trees are very uniform, looking kind of unnatural. Recommend flocking them, but at that point just go for cheaper items.

Scritto da: Gonzalez Limon Jose Luis

EXCELENTES PARA MAQUETAS

Estan muy bien hechos y son entregados muy rapido, ya he repetido mis compras