Drop sun-scorched, campaign-worn vegetation onto your bases in seconds with these self-adhesive 6mm grass tufts. The Burnt Brown tone reads clearly at tabletop distance and blends naturally with arid soils, rusted rubble, and cracked concrete, making it perfect for Warhammer 40K scenes like Tallarn patrol routes, Astra Militarum trench lines on desert worlds, Ork scrapyards, and weathered Adeptus Mechanicus yards. Equally at home across Age of Sigmar realmscapes from drought-struck Cities of Sigmar roadsides to Ogor Mawtribes hunting grounds, Kharadron docks, and relic-strewn ruins baked by the sun. Just peel with tweezers, place, and press for instant realism. On rough cork, rubble, or vertical faces, add a tiny dab of PVA to lock them in for the long haul without lifting at the edges.
Build layered, believable ground cover fast across squads, cavalry, monsters, and terrain. Use 6 mm as your mid canopy, then blend edges with 2 mm or 4 mm tufts to create natural verges and tramlines, or spot in a few 10–12 mm strands on larger bases for wild patches. Snip a few tips to vary the silhouette, tuck tuft bases under rocks and planks for a grown-through look, and dust lightly with pigments to tie everything into your board’s palette. For 40K, pair Burnt Brown with oil streaks, metallic chips, and spent brass to sell a campaign-churned battlefield left to dry. For AoS, mix with cracked-earth paints, leaf scatter, and a touch of water effect in low spots to suggest seasonal runoffs. Durable, beginner-friendly, and ideal for batch basing entire forces or refreshing terrain before an event when you want clean, natural results that pop on both 40K and AoS tables.
Green Stuff World is a Spanish company that specialises in the manufacture and distribution of innovative products for miniature modelling, diorama building, and hobby crafting. King Daka is an Australian distributor of Green Stuff World Products, and you can find out more about it here.
$16.00
2 in stock (can be backordered)
