Mixed Colour Grass & Flower Tufts — 14 Style Bundle, 5mm & 8mm, 24 to 188 Clumps

Pre-mixed colour, ready to stick. Fourteen styles from a 24-clump flower box to a 188-clump sheet of grass and flowers in one tray — grass in eight shades, flowers in heather, daisy, rose red and shibazakura. No mixing, no guessing. Open the box and the colour scheme is done.

Colour decisions, already made

Single-colour tuft packs give you raw material. This gives you a finished

scheme: greens graded from light to dark, browns and beiges for dry ground,

and four flower colours — common heather, wild daisy, rose red, shibazakura —

that turn plain grass into a flowering meadow.

If you have ever spent twenty minutes deciding which three greens to combine,

this box saves you the twenty minutes.

One box, two heights, fourteen styles

The range runs from a small 24-clump flower box (a good trial size) through

60, 80, 110, 120, 126, 140 and up to 188 clumps per sheet. 5 mm for ground

cover, 8 mm where the vegetation needs to read at table distance. Ten of the

fourteen styles mix flowers in with the grass.

Bigger clumps, fuller look

Each clump spreads to roughly 15 mm — half again wider than the standard

10 mm single-colour tufts. Fewer clumps cover more ground, and the sheet

photographs denser, which matters if you are photographing armies.

Storage box, not a bag

These ship in a lidded storage box rather than a flat film pack. The clumps

do not arrive crushed, and once empty the box sorts the rest of your basing

supplies.

Where the flower mixes earn their keep

Wildflower meadows, summer pasture, cottage-garden bases, village terrain,

any scene set between late spring and early autumn. For winter or scorched

boards, the plain-grass styles (60/80/110/120) with their browns and beiges

are the ones to use.

How to use them

Cut a strip, peel, press. For meadow effect, place flower clumps in groups

of two or three with grass between them — flowers in nature grow in colonies,

not evenly. Leave bare ground visible; it makes the flowers read as flowers.

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