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Oh, there it is. 📷 I typically work in phases, building all my benchwork, then laying all my track, then doing all my wiring, etc., so I didn't plan to get to the point of doing trees for a while yet. However, some friends recently encouraged me to dig in and add some, and I'm glad I did. At the same time, I also touched up many of the backdrop seams with acrylic paints, so hopefully there are fewer distractions now. Photos will follow in a separate post to keep them from repeating on any subsequent pages.
