Wasteland Tuft (77) scatter terrain static grass by Army Painter — model scenery static foliage

Wasteland Tuft (77) scatter terrain static grass by Army Painter is a pre-formed foliage tuft intended for use on scale models, miniature bases, dioramas and tabletop gaming terrain. The ready-made static grass tuft delivers textured vegetation without the need for cutting or flocking, allowing model makers and hobbyists to add natural-looking scrub, dead grass and ground cover to barren or post-apocalyptic landscapes. The product is compatible with common hobby glues and adhesives and is designed to reduce assembly time while producing consistent scenic results.

Advantages

Pre-formed static grass tufts eliminate the need to build vegetation from loose flock or fibers, saving time during basing and scenic work. The tuft provides three-dimensional texture and realistic color variation appropriate for wasteland and arid environments. It adheres reliably when used with standard hobby glues and is easy to place precisely on bases or terrain boards. Because it is pre-shaped, no trimming or shaping is required before application.

Suitable for

• Tabletop wargaming bases and scenery
• Diorama ground cover and landscape detailing
• Scale model scenery for vehicles, buildings and terrain
• Quick scenic touch-ups and scatter terrain effects

Key specifications

• Pre-formed static grass tuft designed for hobby and model use
• Color and texture suited for arid, dry or post-apocalyptic scenes
• Ready to glue—no trimming or flocking required
• Suitable for use on bases, terrain boards and diorama surfaces

How to use

Apply a small amount of hobby glue or adhesive to the desired spot on the base or terrain surface. Position the Wasteland Tuft (77) onto the adhesive and hold for a few seconds until it sets. For added permanence, allow the glue to fully cure according to the glue manufacturer's instructions. Tufts can be clustered or scattered individually to achieve varied ground cover and natural distribution. If necessary, secure edges with a drop of diluted PVA or a touch of superglue to prevent lifting.

Usage recommendations

For the most realistic result, combine the tuft with textured ground paint, small rocks or fine sand to blend the base into the surrounding terrain; place tufts in irregular groupings rather than evenly spaced rows to mimic natural growth patterns.