Model Cedar Trees 12PCS Train Scenery Landscape Pine Miniature Diorama Trees Mixed Model for Road Architecture Building DIY Decoration Gift (12)

Perfect for a fairy or gnome garden but the debris these things leave is unbelievable. The bag and Amazon envelope were loaded with green particles. Everytime you touch them, they shed green particles all over everything, definitely not for younger kids.I sprayed them with super hold hair spray and let dry before using. It cut the shedding by 70%

This looks fairly realistic and adds to my train landscape

These trees come in 3 different sizes for your diarama and scale train needs. I don’t know which scale they are to but pines can get huge so you can play with scale. The base is cheap plastic and half of them have a little plastic ‘tag’ which makes it impossible to have them stand on their own. You’d want to glue it down probably anyway. The green looks realistic enough and the wire trunk is flexible and will hold at different angles if you want a storm scene- or post storm/avalanche scene.These do shed quite a bit and they stuck together in the bag. They weren’t hard to detach but it just made them shed more. The bag they came in was full of shredded needles (again potentially useful for your scene if you want that realism- I just tossed it) There was some definite patches in cover on some trees because of the shedding but again, real pines are not generally full and bushy all the way around. I shook them a bit and got most of the shed out- but they were still dropping a bit after even that. Someone mentioned trying hairspray. That may work but I didn’t want to try it until I had them exactly placed. It could be higher quality but for just filling out an area it’s more than sufficient.

They shed horribly

These trees are typical of others being marketed. Without modification, they lack suitability for modeling realistic railway scenery. The color and shapes are too uniform, and the tree trunks are a plasticky brown. The package of twelve trees I received vary in size from less than two inches to four that are about five inches. I will use these trees, though, partially hidden among others that are more realistic, to suggest woods or a forest. As a further observation, the package containing these trees included a substantial amount of green loose "pine needles?".

My hobby is model railroading. I needed some trees to capture the pine forests of Pennsylvania. These were a solid choice for the money. They might not work in the front of your forest, but they do a great job of filling up background space. They are well made, and look life like. I would suggest them to anyone in need of trees

Includes three different sizes of pine trees, they work nicely with HO trains and the smallest size looks nice with N gauge. They shed a bit when I took them out of the package, otherwise in great shape. They stand nicely and randomly and look pretty natural as a group.

All trees are broken