16mm Tall Grass Tufts — 12 Large Clumps, Shrub-Scale for Terrain & Scatter

Twelve clumps, sixteen millimetres tall, twenty millimetres across. This is not ground cover — it is shrub-scale vegetation that stands up on its own. Plastic, so it holds its shape. One clump is enough to anchor a corner.

Shrub scale, not scatter

Most tuft products are sold by the hundred because they are meant to be

sprinkled. This is the opposite. Twelve clumps on a 58 × 85 mm sheet, spaced

18–20 mm apart, each one 16 mm tall and 20 mm across.

On a 28 mm model, a 16 mm clump reaches the knee. That is a shrub, not a

patch of grass. Place four of them around a piece of terrain and it reads as

overgrown ground — the models are walking *through* it, not *on* it.

Plastic, so it stands

Fibre tufts at this height flop. These are moulded plastic — the blades hold

their angle, so a 16 mm clump stays upright through handling, transport and

gameplay. You can push a model past it without the tuft collapsing.

Twelve goes further than you think

Twelve sounds small until you use one. A single clump anchors the corner of

a base; two clumps at different heights read as depth. Most people use three

to five per piece of terrain, which means two to four pieces per sheet.

Where they belong

Terrain edges, ruined walls, forest floors, swamp and moorland boards,

objective markers, monster and vehicle bases. Anywhere the vegetation needs

to be an object rather than a texture.

Height is customisable

The supplier makes this at other heights on request. If you want a taller

version for jungle or dead-forest boards, that is worth asking about.

Material note

Moulded plastic on a film backing. No loose fibre shedding — a shake is all

it needs before the first use.

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