
Basing Materials
A base is the last five minutes of a model and most of what people notice about a finished army. The materials divide into things you glue on (sand, grit, cork, flock, tufts) and things you spread on (texture pastes in jars), and the applicator question is separate again: a static grass applicator charges the fibres so they stand up instead of lying flat, which is the difference between a lawn and a smear.
The Honest Verdict
Tufts are the highest-impact thing per unit of effort in the whole hobby — they cover mistakes, they read at arm’s length, and they take seconds. Static grass and an applicator only pay off across a whole army. Texture pastes in a jar belong here; texture PAINTS in a pot are paints, and live on the paint pages with the rest of the range.
On This Shelf
643 products read and admitted so far - 18 brands, filterable below. More are mined and waiting to be judged.






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Long 100mm grass fibres for tall vegetation on bases
Green Stuff World

Army Painter Battlefields basing material, one pot
Army Painter

GF9 Hobby Round pot of scale rope, cable, chain or barbed wire by the metre
Gale Force Nine

Woodland Scenics ground-foam turf, bag
Woodland Scenics

Hand punch for birch leaf shapes
AK Interactive

180ml of 2mm static grass, autumn colour
War World Scenics

Laser-cut paper sheet of 47 coloured monstera leaves for bases and dioramas
Gamers Grass

3m of scale barbed wire, cut to length for bases and terrain
Warlord Games


Reaper Miniatures



Other Tools & Accessories
Brushes have their own section - every range compared and priced - and so do airbrushes and compressors.