Ten (10) Betula platyphylla var. japonica, or Japanese beech trees in Spring and Summer colors.

Japanese beech trypically grow in small groves, and assume the same general curving form as they mature in the grove. Their leaves also will have pretty much the same color, but the branches will differ considerably, of course.

These are medium-resolution. middle distance trees. In general, the more polygons the tree has, the closer you may move it into to the foreground.

Vue d'Espirt users will get a warning message that the file format is obsolete, upon importing the tree. This message can be ignored - it is caused by the tree bark being bump-mapped as well asnormally textured.