Toy figure basing tufts Army Painter BF4232P green – basing accessory for miniature figures

Toy figure basing tufts Army Painter BF4232P green are pre-shaped static grass tufts created to add realistic groundcover to miniature bases, dioramas and model displays. The set contains a mix of three sizes to suit a variety of base scales and scenic needs. These green tufts are designed for hobbyists and wargamers who want to enhance the appearance of painted miniatures and terrain with natural-looking shrub and grass details.

Advantages

The tufts come ready to use in a mixed pack of 77 pieces, enabling quick customization of multiple bases without cutting or shaping. Their three different sizes allow accurate placement on small to larger bases to achieve depth and variety in ground textures. They bond securely when attached with hobby super glue and can be positioned precisely with tweezers for clean results. Being pre-shaped saves time compared with applying static grass individually.

Suitable for

• Wargaming miniatures and tabletop figures
• Diorama groundcover and scenic bases
• Model railway scenery and small-scale landscapes
• Display figures and hobby painting basing

Key specifications

• Colour: green suitable for lowland and shrub effects
• Contents: 77 tufts in mixed sizes (large, medium, small)
• Sizes included: three different tuft sizes to suit various base diameters
• Material type: pre-shaped static grass tufts for basing and scenic use

How to use

Select the tuft size appropriate to the miniature base and apply a small drop of hobby super glue to the base where you want the tuft to sit. Use precision tweezers to pick up a tuft and press it into the glue for a few seconds until contact is secure. For a natural look, place tufts in groups and vary sizes and spacing; allow glue to fully cure before handling the model. Tufts can be trimmed carefully with small scissors if a slightly different shape is required.

Usage recommendations

For best adhesion use a cyanoacrylate (super) glue and a pair of fine tweezers. Apply tufts after painting and sealing the miniature base. Combine with other basing materials such as ballast, static grass or pigments to achieve richer textures and seamless blending with the painted scenery.