5mm Strip Grass Tufts — Rice Paddy & Wheat Field, 5 Strips per Sheet

Rice paddies and wheat fields are planted in rows, not scattered. These strips are shaped the same way: five pre-formed bands of grass, roughly 5 mm wide. Lay them parallel and you have a field. Cut across them for shorter rows. Four colours — one for each season of the growing cycle.

Why strips

A field is a pattern. If you scatter loose tufts across a board, you get a meadow, not a field. These strips give you the thing that actually reads as agriculture: parallel rows with earth visible between them.

What you get

• 5 strips per sheet, 60 × 105 mm
• Strip width approx. 5 mm
• Height 5 mm
• Peel-and-stick film backing
• 4 colours: spring green, summer green, autumn green, withered yellow

How to use them

Peel a strip off and lay it down. Lay several parallel with a 2–3 mm gap — the gap reads as the earth between rows. Angle them slightly for a hillside, or cut across them for shorter plots.

The four seasons

The four colours are a sequence, not a palette. Spring green is new growth, summer is full, autumn is ripening, withered is after harvest. Buy two or three of them and you can suggest a season, or switch the whole board from summer to autumn by swapping strips.

Cutting

Cut across a strip with scissors to make shorter rows, or to blend two colours into one field. The backing cuts cleanly and does not fray.

Specifications

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