Basing Bits Temple by Gamers Grass — terrain basing accessory for miniatures

Gamers Grass Basing Bits: Temple is a terrain basing accessory created to add architectural detail and focal elements to miniature bases and dioramas. The kit supplies pre-molded temple-themed parts sized for use with standard miniature scales, allowing hobbyists and modelers to integrate ruined columns, steps, and decorative fragments into wargame bases or display scenes. The components are compatible with commonly used basing materials such as static grass, flock, sand, and model paints, enabling straightforward blending with existing scenic work.

Advantages

The Basing Bits: Temple set provides ready-to-use temple elements that reduce the time and effort required to sculpt or scratch-build architectural features. Parts are designed for easy painting and weathering, and they mix well with static grass and other basing textures to create cohesive scenery. The kit offers a consistent theme across multiple bases, helping to achieve a unified look for units or diorama sections without complex conversions.

Suitable for

• Wargaming miniatures and unit basing
• Diorama scenic detail and focal points
• Display bases for painted models and collector pieces
• Terrain hobby projects and tabletop scenery upgrades

Key specifications

• Theme: temple / architectural ruins
• Material: lightweight modeling resin or plastic (suitable for painting and glueing)
• Scale compatibility: designed for common miniature scales (compatible with 28–32 mm figures)
• Component types: columns, steps, decorative fragments and rubble pieces
• Finish: unpainted parts ready for primer, paint, and weathering

How to use

Clean any mold release by washing parts in warm soapy water and allow to dry before priming. Test-fit components on the miniature base to determine composition and attachment points. Attach pieces using appropriate hobby glue or superglue; larger elements may benefit from a small drop of epoxy for added strength. Once fixed, prime and paint the temple elements with acrylics or model paints, then apply washes, drybrushing, and pigments as needed. Integrate with basing materials—sand, static grass, flock, or tufts—to blend the temple features into the surrounding terrain.

Usage recommendations

For durable results, prime parts before painting and allow adhesives to fully cure. When combining with static grass or tufts, secure scenic materials with PVA glue and seal the finished base with a matte varnish to protect paint and weathering effects during handling and gaming.