In Store Now! Hedgerow Kit 5 - Lombardy Poplar Trees(Commercial)

Martinjfrost

Live today and a great stand alone set of these magestic trees -  Hedgerow Kit 5 - Lombardy Poplar Trees FIND IT HERE

• Great Standalone set or perfect with the other Hedgerow kits! 
• Represented in spring, summer, fall and winter versions
• Low (ish) Poly -
• Perfect for instancing / alienator / hedgemaker and shipping with premade hedgemaker sets to add them instantly to that plugin if own it. 

Elor

I can't see the first picture in your message.

It seems to be from your gallery, but since a recent change, link to gallery's pictures are only valid for 15 minutes so to show one in the forum:

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/726796/expiring-gallery-links-major-issue-for-how-we-use-the-forums-and-daz-deals

 

Martinjfrost

Elor said:

I can't see the first picture in your message.

It seems to be from your gallery, but since a recent change, link to gallery's pictures are only valid for 15 minutes so to show one in the forum:

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/726796/expiring-gallery-links-major-issue-for-how-we-use-the-forums-and-daz-deals

 

all sorted - didnt know that about gallery pics.... hmm.  

Richard Haseltine

Edited to set the image width to 800 - otherwise it gets scaled, but only horizontally so everything is squished.

Product is already in cart.

nonesuch00

Thanks very much, this type of tree is amongst my favorites, I don't know why, and I like this set best out of the lot I've seen in 3D modeling.

Martinjfrost

nonesuch00 said:

Thanks very much, this type of tree is amongst my favorites, I don't know why, and I like this set best out of the lot I've seen in 3D modeling.

Thankyou, the feedback is much apprciated 

richardandtracy

As a brat I always thought they were called 'Popular' trees, because there were so many about on the edge of the Somerset Levels. 

Nice implementation and enough differences to fool the eye even if some are duplicated. I like a lot.

Regards,

Richard

Martinjfrost

richardandtracy said:

As a brat I always thought they were called 'Popular' trees, because there were so many about on the edge of the Somerset Levels. 

Nice implementation and enough differences to fool the eye even if some are duplicated. I like a lot.

Regards,

RichaRD 

I grew up in the cambridgeshire fens so these were quite the landscape feature there.....