Glue, Army Painter Battlefields Basing Glue for Model Bases and Terrain

Army Painter Battlefields Basing Glue is an adhesive designed for attaching basing materials and small scenic elements to miniature bases and model terrain. Supplied in a brush-top bottle for controlled application, this glue is formulated to bond flock, static grass, sand and small textures to plastic, metal and resin bases, enabling hobbyists to build durable, detailed basing effects.

Advantages

The brush-top applicator allows precise placement of glue on small areas without excess mess. The formula is optimized to provide a reliable hold for lightweight basing materials while remaining workable long enough to adjust placement of flock and static grass. It dries clear to preserve painted finishes and textured surfaces on bases and terrain pieces.

Suitable for

• Attaching flock, sand and fine textures to miniature bases
• Fixing static grass tufts and small scenic elements on models
• Scenic work on plastic, metal and resin model terrain
• Detailing wargaming miniatures and diorama bases

Key specifications

• Delivery format: brush-top bottle for controlled application
• Compatibility: suitable for use on plastic, metal and resin surfaces
• Material adhesion: formulated for flock, sand, static grass and small scenic elements
• Finish: dries clear to minimize impact on painted surfaces

How to use

Prepare the base by ensuring surfaces are clean, dry and free of loose debris. Apply a thin, even layer of basing glue to the area using the brush-top applicator. While the glue is still tacky, apply flock, sand or static grass and press gently to ensure contact. Allow sufficient drying time before handling or applying additional layers or varnish. For larger areas, work in sections to maintain control over placement and adhesion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test adhesion on a scrap piece of the same material before applying to finished models. Use sparing amounts for fine details to avoid overflow; apply a sealing coat or matte varnish after full cure if extra durability is required.