Making Pine, Spruce and Fir Trees

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sh&w_ownr

sh&w_ownr

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Here is a link to my YouTube channel that has a video I put together (broken down into 4 seperate videos because of length) on making Pine, Spruce and Fir trees economically that also look realistic. A method I learned from Jim Finnel when he had Durango Press in Redondo Beach and also Brooks Bowman. Both friends of mine of which I am sorry to say are no longer with us.

The complete video can be purchased also from our web-site. We also carry the caspia for people incase they cannot obtain it locally.

Enjoy the video(s) and I welcome any comments on it. :)

http://www.youtube.com/user/ShortHillWestern?feature=mhee#p/a
 
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