Gamers Grass Mediterranean Temple Basing Box — scenic basing set for miniatures

Gamers Grass Mediterranean Temple Basing Box is a scenic basing set created for hobbyists who build and detail miniature bases and dioramas with a classical Mediterranean look. The set contains a selection of ground textures and scenic materials tailored to temple, ruin and antiquity themes, allowing modelers to produce realistic sandy soils, stone rubble and sparse vegetation typical of Mediterranean sites. Materials are prepared to be applied to individual miniature bases or larger display plinths to achieve coherent terrain across multiple models.

Advantages

The Mediterranean Temple Basing Box offers pre-selected textures and colours that match classical stonework and dry coastal soils, reducing time spent sourcing separate materials. Components are sized for miniature basing and blend easily with standard hobby adhesives and paints. The set allows consistent results across multiple bases and supports layering for depth and realism without requiring advanced terrain-sculpting skills.

Suitable for

• Basing and decorating 28–32 mm scale miniatures with classical or ancient themes
• Creating temple, ruin or archaeological-dig dioramas
• Wargaming terrain bases and display stands with Mediterranean-style ground texture
• Touch-ups and conversions where matching existing scenic bases is needed

Key specifications

• Includes a mix of fine to coarse scenic aggregates for layered basing
• Colour palette suited to pale sand, weathered stone and sun-bleached surfaces
• Materials compatible with common hobby glues, PVA, acrylic paints and washes
• Contents intended for application on small model bases and diorama surfaces

How to use

Prepare the miniature base or diorama surface by cleaning and priming as usual. Apply PVA glue or a hobby adhesive to the target area, then sprinkle or place the selected aggregates and scenic elements from the basing box. Allow glue to dry before sealing with a diluted PVA coat or an appropriate matte varnish. Paint and drybrush the applied materials to integrate colours, then add washes or pigments to emphasize shading and weathering. For best adhesion, work in layers: attach coarse elements first, then add finer textures and small vegetation details.

Usage recommendations

Use masks or temporary barriers when applying fine scenic particles to avoid unwanted spread. Test paint and varnish compatibility on a small sample before treating final models. Store unused materials in sealed containers to preserve colour and prevent contamination.