Most grass tufts look identical — perfectly round, perfectly even, and obviously manufactured. These are irregular: uneven outlines, mixed heights, closer to how vegetation actually grows. 123 tufts per box in four size grades, so a base gets variation without you arranging every piece. Nylon holds shape.
Why irregular
Round tufts are fine, but a base covered in identical circles looks like a product photo, not a battlefield. These tufts have uneven outlines and mixed heights. They sit together the way real ground cover does — no two the same, but all consistent in tone.
What you get
- 123 tufts per box
- 5 mm height
- Four size grades: S and M, in round and oval forms
- Peel-and-stick film backing
- Nine colours (special shape) or seven (round)
How to use them
Peel off the film, press down. For a natural look, put the larger ovals at the back of the base and the smaller rounds toward the front — that reads as depth. Do not arrange them in rows.
Why size grades matter
A base with only one tuft size looks flat. Mixing S and M, round and oval, gives you front-to-back variation in a single pass. That is what makes a base look finished rather than decorated.
Nylon
Paper flock crushes and plastic tufts go brittle. Nylon springs back, so the tufts still stand up after a figure case, a tournament, or a shelf.
Specifications
|
Round |
Special Shape |
| Contents |
123 tufts |
123 tufts |
| Height |
5 mm (0.20 in) |
5 mm (0.20 in) |
| Size grades |
S / M / L |
S/M round + S/M oval |
| Backing |
Peel-off film |
Peel-off film |
| Colours |
5 |
9 |
| Scale |
28–32 mm miniatures |
28–32 mm miniatures |
| Material |
Nylon |
Nylon |
| Weight |
33 g per box |
33 g per box |
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