weeijk

Hi there and welcome,


What I see is a Ulmus Parvifolia in a typical "S" shape, a so called Mallsai. It´s been growing (read manufactored) by the thousands in Korea or China.
In its form as it is now, you can´t project it on the trees you´ve shown from Thomas or Ron. In the picture you´ll see the trunklines of the 3 different trees by the red line, to clearify it for you. For getting a little in the right direction, you´ll have to cut it down and let it grow, cut down and let grow.
Look at this site:

http://www.bonsai4me.com/AdvTech/AT...ksforbonsai.htm

I tried to show you what I mean, first the cutting point, than the replanting position.

Hope this´ll help, good luck.

Wessel

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