Woodland Scenics is a company that produces model scenery for dioramas, model railroads, architectural models, and other miniature landscapes.
Founded in 1975 by Dave Osment.
Initially started as a part-time business that sold figurines.
In 1979, the company expanded into a full-time operation and created its first scenic material products.
In 1986, Woodland Scenics introduced its first complete diorama kit.
In 1990, the company was sold to Bachmann Industries and became a division of Bachmann Trains.
In 2001, the company introduced its first line of tree armatures, which revolutionized the process of creating realistic model trees.
In 2020, Woodland Scenics celebrated its 45th anniversary.
A German-based company that produces model scenery products similar to Woodland Scenics.
A German-based company that produces model scenery products similar to Woodland Scenics.
A German-based company that produces model scenery products similar to Woodland Scenics.
A line of electrostatically charged grass fibers that can be applied to model scenery to create realistic looking grass.
A line of model trees made with a combination of tree armatures and foliage material to create highly detailed and realistic trees.
A line of products for creating realistic terrain, including rock molds, plaster cloth, and a variety of ground cover materials.
Woodland Scenics is used to create realistic-looking scenery for dioramas, model railroads, architectural models, and other miniature landscapes.
Static Grass is a line of electrostatically charged grass fibers that can be applied to model scenery to create realistic looking grass.
Realistic Trees are a line of model trees made with a combination of tree armatures and foliage material to create highly detailed and realistic trees.
The Terrain System is a line of products for creating realistic terrain, including rock molds, plaster cloth, and a variety of ground cover materials.
Woodland Scenics products can be purchased from a variety of hobby and model train stores, as well as online retailers such as Amazon and eBay.