Artifical Flower Tree for Projects and Model Train Scenery

Cute set but very delicate

There where a lot of crushed trees but they where able to be fixed. Otherwise very realistic and fun to look at

These trees work out pretty well with a certain amount of added work to make them less bright.

I liked all of this.

So I can't show a picture of it atm, but I can tell you what these are and what I've done with them:They're miniature tress made of plastic. If you're in the neighborhood for something to spice up your board games, then definitely buy these. I bought them specifically for Warhammer 40k matches, and they're serving the emperor well. I bought plastic, figure bases to go alongside these, and drilled tiny divots on top of them. By doing this, I was able to super glue the pointy ends of these on, and now they're stable as physically possible on the field of battle!They're really good quality for what you buy. Up close, they retain their natural look, however, you will see that they're plastic. (Because they're plastic and you should expect that.) There's not a lot of options to move around branches here, and that was great for shipping. By doing this, they didn't fall apart getting here and that's all I wanted to begin with. Tree figures that don't fall apart. Just don't play with them, and I'm sure that you'll have them for years to come. Why I say you shouldn't play with them is because the leaves are the plastic you'll see on fake pine trees for Christmas celebration. I've had long experiences with these, and I know how many petals decide to just fall off. I actually started playing with a few to see if they would, but they didn't. I'm sure they'll be fine if all of them survived transit with nary a scratch. Just treat them well and they should return the favor, as with all things.TL;DR: Use these for a hobby and expect them to be great, plastic models.

The media could not be loaded.  Worked great for my son's school project

I got 29 trees, precisely as advertised. All of them are very colorful, some very bright pink. Not the highest quality but really nothing to complain about given the price.A few words on the color palette - very bright, as advertised. Scattered in a diorama or train layout with other more plausibly dressed “green” trees, or possibly lined up in an orchard or something similar they look really great. Otherwise, clump all of these things together and it looks implausible, sort of like a herd of unicorns ridden by faeries are about to troop through.

Listen, these aren't that bad. BUT...The flocking looks like bright green outdoor carpeting for the most part, and the branches are very regular. You also don't get very many useful ones, for 28mm scale I'd say fewer than half are useful. For those who really aren't going for much more than "There. Tree." these will do.But even a tiny bit of effort and other supplies will get you MORE and BETTER trees.The Woodland Scenics trees are expensive, yes, but the Armatures aren't and you get WAY more! Get those then you can try making your own flock! I chopped up some kitchen sponges and packing foam, then mixed with green paint and got a better result than what's on these things. Sawdust, ground cork, many many options. Glue on with contact cement. Heck, even buying the Woodland Scenics clump foliage wouldn't push the cost much further considering what you get with this package.I know it's cheap, but your money really would go much further with the armatures and a little elbow grease.

Llego en un empaque muy pequeño. Todos los arbolitos apretados y deformados. Al sacarlos del empaque están OK pero es muy visible el efecto negativo del empaque en el que fueron enviados. Para maquetas infantiles muy bien. Para arquitectos deja mucho que desear

El producto mostrado es lo que esperaba

My grandson was excited to see these trees and we used them at once stuck them in some play dough they look good

Beautiful and happy with the product.