These 6mm Swamp Tufts are a quick and easy way of adding that finishing touch to the bases of your models – if you’re a Wargamer you need these in your life! Easy to use and stunningly realistic – these Tufts are t
Winter Tuft are created to resemble bleached/dead grass during very cold months. It looks particularly well with Snow Flock added to the base as well, giving the perfect illusion of a frosted battlefield. Try experiment
This is another great hobby product from The Army Painter's XP range. This poison ivy is great for adding detail to bases, crawling up the side of building and scenery or even as camouflage for vehicles and infantry.
These 6mm Jungle Tufts are a quick and easy way of adding that finishing touch to the bases of your models – if you’re a Wargamer you need these in your life! Easy to use and stunningly realistic – these Tufts are
The absolute coolest look of your bases is done with the 6mm Highland Tufts – if you’re a Wargamer you need these in your life! Easy to use and stunningly realistic – these Tufts are the first in the new XP series o
A variant to the standard Black Battlegound; with the Brown Battleground basing you can very quickly get some fantastic looking bases, be they a hardened battlegound or a deep forest. Made from 3 sizes of coloured-in g
This is probably some of the most realistic basing material in the Wargames industry. Ideal for any themed army be they elves, beasts or men. Added between ruins or on a swamp themed base, it does not matter: Meadow Flowers will give your miniatures, w
With the Black Battleground basing you can very quickly get some fantastic looking bases. Made from 3 sizes of coloured-in gravel it gives the perfect foundation for building up a uni
The most popular basing in the wargaming world, the Arctic look will enhance the overall look of any army and make the models stand out on any battlefield. Combine Snow Flock with the Highland Tufts (and even Razorwire) to get the most realistic and un
The perfect addition to any base. Use a few Battlefield Rocks on each base to add variation and depth.
Andy Hobday