gday all this is a 10 year old pj fig
it's base is 11 inches round
it is 17 inches long
and the top of tree is 5 1/2 inches round
cheers dean
the start of a semi cascade pj fig
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the start of a semi cascade pj fig
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Re: the start of a semi cascade pj fig
Does the bump mean you want some advice Dean ? 
I would staighten the trunk up a little - to my eye it leans over a little too much. You can keep one of the upright leaders as a crown but to make it convincing the tail going down has to look "right" and not just be a branch bent down 
I would staighten the trunk up a little - to my eye it leans over a little too much. You can keep one of the upright leaders as a crown but to make it convincing the tail going down has to look "right" and not just be a branch bent down Regards Tony
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