Gamers Grass

Low tufts with a very dark tone, perfect to simulate dark creeping grasses on burned fields, wastelands or eerie bogs. In combination with other co...

Basing Bits Spaceship Corridor are fragmented pieces of a lost spaceship. Perfect to simulate sci-fi containers, rusty metal floors, exposed wiring...

This tuft set, featuring Alien Neon, will transport your miniatures to a cosmic setting. From planets surrounded by nebulae dust to mystical realms...

Tufts with a bright orange flame-like colour. Perfect to create alien plants and magic herbs for your imaginary worlds. Combined with other colours...

Tufts with a strong blue colour. Perfect to create alien and fantastic plants for your sci-fi, fantasy and magical settings. Combined with other co...

Reddish brown tufts with a strong “dry” look. Best used to simulate dry and desert environments with scarce vegetation, used alone or in combinatio...

Low tufts with a blend of beige colours. Best used to recreate dry habitats or seasonal summer variation on the low prairies and pastures, also mix...

Black magic taro is a frost-tender tropical plant likely to be killed even by the lightest winter frost. Their large heart-shaped leaves, held on p...

Lords and Ladies are woodland poisonous plants, native to the Mediterranean region, frequently found in the shadowed ground-layers of forests and r...

Tufts with sparse beige tips and a darker green colour at the bases. Best used to recreate plants from water stress habitats like sand dunes or mou...

Dense ramified tufts with a beige colour. Best used to simulate high and dense grasslands from more dry climates, like savannah and dry high steppe...

Brownish/yellowish tufts. Best used to recreate dry and arid habitats with scarce vegetation, like semi-desertic plaines, or mountain cliffs. Also,...

Tufts with blue and pink colours mixed together, with a very strong and baffling look. Perfect to create rather odd alien plants that nearly glow i...

Saturated green tufts can be used to simulate most types of vegetation, from most grassland types to woodland field layers. Combined with other col...

Landing on the surface the colors are astonishing. Like a meadow in a dream – not green, rather brownish-orange, as if one could still assume some...

Slightly brownish green tufts. Best used to simulate mediterranean types of prairies, steppes, low scrubs and woodland ground layers, when some dri...

Very small and low tufts with a blend of dark green and brown. Best used to simulate dark mosses undergrowth the forest and shrubland canopies, sma...

Tufts covered with red petals. Used to simulate roses, carnations, camellias, geraniums, dahlias, gerberas, azaleas, poppies. Also used to recreate...

Tufts covered with dark purple petals. Can be used to simulate either purple flowered shrubs like heathers, heaths and wild lavenders, or flowerbed...

Tufts covered with bright green leaves. Best used to recreate a wide range of shrubs, either from temperate and mediterranean scrubs, from lowland ...

The Poppy (Papaver rhoeas) red flowers on the wheat fields, in waves of colour, like bloody daggers of our hard work and sweat, blossom like red te...

Tufts covered with yellow petals. Used to simulate wild brooms, furzes and gorges from the mountain and hinterland scrubs, as well as meadows and g...

Tufts with a blend of dark brown and beige colours. Best used to recreate dry and arid sparse grasslands and low shrublands, with scarce plant grou...

Light beige short tufts. Best used to recreate dry habitats, ideally if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on plant-sc...