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Bunya Pine
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aus1_ 13 AGO 2023 a las 20:10 
Still hoping for an Araucaria araucana version, the species found in Chile and Argentina
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_araucana
galileo12399 30 MAR 2023 a las 11:13 
you do wonderful work. This tree is very pretty. I would have added a few more branches to fill it out more. But I do love the tree.
Playerguy11 18 FEB 2021 a las 6:34 
I am very interested in preserving surviving jurassic and cretaceous spcecies of vegetation. Would love to see you make the Araucarias found in Brazil and Argentina. In Brazil is the Biological Preserve of The Araucarias. Another tree that is very fascinating along those lines is the Baobab.

Look up also the avenue of the baobabs in Madagascar!
gustavoremt 20 SEP 2020 a las 4:33 
I endorse it: "Could you do the south american version of this beautiful type of pine?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_angustifolia"
Farroupilher 26 ABR 2020 a las 19:08 
Could you do the south american version of this beautiful type of pine?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Araucaria_angustifolia
River_x2_ 17 ABR 2020 a las 22:31 
Had to come thanking you for these trees. They are magnificent. Makes great center pieces in roundabouts too.
Mushroom 23 DIC 2018 a las 12:56 
Works good as a southern US pine, e.g. Pinus elliottii.
Thums 14 NOV 2018 a las 4:01 
Yes, Araucaria angustifolia or the Brazilian Pine is closely related to the Bunya Pine. They look very similar as well. It'd be awesome to have Araucaria angustifolia in the game too.
northernwater 27 AGO 2018 a las 5:56 
Yes, Araucaria trees wuld be a great addition to the tree collection!
Notsurprised 11 JUN 2018 a las 17:45 
Yeah I think it is in the same family as the ones we have in South Brazil, as your link says Araucaria, which is how we call them here. Thanks mate, have a g'day!
MrMaison  [autor] 5 ABR 2018 a las 10:38 
@nathanfullside- I didn't know that. Interesting :)
Cegali 4 ABR 2018 a las 16:15 
Something like them could be found in Brazil as well! We call them Araucaria trees here.
jeffadling 5 MAR 2018 a las 15:00 
Could you make some southern pines?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_taeda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_elliottii
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_palustris
jPRO93 24 FEB 2018 a las 8:28 
@MrMaison Thanks for info! Keep the work as good as it is! And cannot wait!
TheGreatfulGunner 23 FEB 2018 a las 9:01 
Good job mate
MrMaison  [autor] 22 FEB 2018 a las 17:50 
Arnold J- I really tried but due to the structure of the tree it is very hard to fake the foliage as each cluster of leaves are at the end of a branch and to get the tree to look realistic, I had to make many branches. In fact I still think it should look fuller comparing it to real life. I will explore some new ideas to make a lower poly one in the future if i can.
jPRO93 22 FEB 2018 a las 3:44 
Looks absolutely amazing, GREAT WORK!!... Anyway wanted ask if there gonna be some low poly version. 4k seems deadly to me :X
MrMiyagi 21 FEB 2018 a las 16:09 
Very fine work indeed! :chirp:
Newsflash, Distanced. There's an entire world outside of Australia... about 99.999999% of whom have never seen nor heard of a Bunya Pine. (hint: that makes it exotic for most of humanity). Now stop being so American. :steammocking:
albertofuji 21 FEB 2018 a las 6:44 
Beauty! Thank you
Strechnitz 20 FEB 2018 a las 13:05 
Beautiful as always.
Distanced 20 FEB 2018 a las 12:35 
Wow that's EXOTIC!

LAUGH.
Tysonius 20 FEB 2018 a las 7:25 
See those around from time to time since I live in QLD. Pretty nice. Great asset :ss13ok: