16mm Peel-Apart Grass Sheets — 58 × 85 mm, Tall & Dense, 12 Colours

Sixteen millimetres of grass on a 58 × 85 mm sheet. That is tall enough to hide a model's feet and read as overgrown ground rather than a lawn. Tear the shape you need and press it down — no placing individual tufts, no visible joins. Twelve colours.

Why 16 mm

At 5 mm grass is texture. At 8 mm it is a verge. At 16 mm it becomes

cover — high enough to swallow a model's boots, high enough that a figure

standing in it looks like it is wading rather than standing on top. That

is a specific look, and nothing shorter produces it.

What you get

• One sheet per box, 58 × 85 mm
• Height 16 mm
• Tearable by hand or with scissors
• Twelve colours
• Plastic, not paper

How to use it

Tear a piece slightly larger than the area you want. Press from the centre

outward. For a natural edge, tear jagged rather than cutting straight — a

straight line reads as a decal.

Where it works

Overgrown ruins, abandoned fields, the edges of a wood, riverbanks,

anything where vegetation has taken over. It also works as a screen: a

strip of 16 mm grass along the back of a board hides the transition to the

table.

Mixing heights

16 mm at the back, 8 mm in the middle, 5 mm at the front gives a

front-to-back gradient in one pass. This is faster than blending tufts and

reads as depth from across a table.

Cutting

Cut across the sheet with scissors. The plastic base cuts cleanly and the

cut end does not fray, so you can fit a sheet to a corner or a doorway.

Independent brand. Not affiliated with Games Workshop. Game system references are for compatibility only.