Name: Gamers Grass Wild Moss 2mm Tufts For Wargaming Mini Bases (115) Per Pack GG2-MO
Brand: Gamers Grass
SKU: v1|266569671396|0
Price: 4.19 GBP
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Gamers Grass Wild Moss 2mm Tufts For Wargaming Mini Bases (115) Per Pack GG2-MO

£4.19

Gamers Grass Wild Moss 2mm Tufts For Wargaming Mini Bases (115) Per Pack GG2-MO

£4.19

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Low tufts with a blend of different green colours. Tufts peel off from the sheet one by one and they are ready to use. Best used to simulate moss carpets in blanket bogs and mires, as well as short herbs covering the soil under many vegetation types.

Product Specifications

Brand: Gamers Grass
Options: Basing Materials
Type: Wild Moss 2mm Tufts
Theme: Miniature Wargaming
MPN: GG2-MO
Features: (70) Per Pack
Age Level: 12-16 Years, 8-11 Years, 17 Years & Up
Country/Region of Manufacture: Portugal
EAN: 0738956790859

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Product Description

Gamers Grass Wild Moss 2mm Tufts For Wargaming Mini Bases (70) Per Pack - GG2-MClimbing the hill, the blanquet bog shines with vivid bright green moss patches – faint sunbeams are warming up.

Low tufts with a blend of different green colours.

Best used to simulate moss carpets in blanket bogs and mires, as well as short herbs covering the soil under many vegetation types.

In combination with other colours and sizes, provide a fascinating colour and height variation to your scenes.

This sheet contains around 115 different shaped and sized tufts for your scale models, hobby figures and scenic dioramas.

Tufts peel off from the sheet one by one and they are ready to use.We recommend using a pair of tweezers for this. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.