Pegasus Bushes/Shrubs/Tree Foliage

Pegasus Model Scenery Trees and Foliage

Transform your model railroad layouts and dioramas with authentic Pegasus Hobbies scenery products featuring realistic desert and tropical vegetation. This specialized collection showcases precision-crafted cacti and palm trees designed for HO, N, and O scale modeling projects, bringing natural realism to southwestern and tropical themed scenes.

Featured Pegasus Scenery Products

The Pegasus Cactus #1 delivers authentic saguaro and barrel cactus varieties with detailed spines and natural desert coloring perfect for southwestern layouts. Pegasus Cactus #2 expands your desert scenery options with additional cactus species and size variations for creating diverse arid landscapes. Pegasus Palm Trees Style A brings tropical authenticity to coastal and island scenes with realistic fronds and textured trunks that capture the essence of paradise settings.

Why Choose Pegasus Scenery?

Each Pegasus scenery piece features museum-quality detail with hand-painted finishes and durable construction that maintains its appearance through years of display. The products work seamlessly with other Woodland Scenics foliage, JTT scenery products, and model railroad vegetation to create complete landscape environments. Whether building desert ghost towns, tropical military dioramas, or southwestern railroad scenes, Pegasus delivers the specialized vegetation that brings your vision to life with botanical accuracy and scale-appropriate sizing.

Pegasus Bushes/Shrubs/Tree Foliage

Complete Your Scenic Environment

Pegasus scenery products integrate perfectly with comprehensive model railroad landscaping systems. Combine these specialized desert and tropical plants with Rock Island foliage products for additional vegetation variety, or pair with HO scale Woodland Scenics to create complete thematic environments. The realistic scale and coloring of Pegasus cacti and palm trees complement ground cover materials and terrain products, allowing you to build convincing desert oases, tropical airfields, or southwestern mining operations. Each