Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video from Part 4 of "Building Miniatures: Small-Scale Model Making" course, Ian Hunter demonstrates a budget-friendly method for adding realistic “leaves” to tiny deciduous trees using green rayon flocking fibers, spray glue, and a baking sifter. This simple yet effective flocking technique gives your model trees a natural, delicate texture — perfect for dioramas, model railroads, tabletop games, or scale miniatures.
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In this video from Part 4 of "Building Miniatures: Small-Scale Model Making" course, Ian Hunter demonstrates a budget-friendly method for adding realistic “leaves” to tiny deciduous trees using green rayon flocking fibers, spray glue, and a baking sifter. This simple yet effective flocking technique gives your model trees a natural, delicate texture — perfect for dioramas, model railroads, tabletop games, or scale miniatures.
About Ian Hunter: bit.ly/IHunterBioYT
Full Course: bit.ly/BuildMinCityPt4YT
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SUBSCRIBE to #SWSCA on YouTube: bit.ly/Zp70T4










