Gamers Grass

Badlands Bases feature a fantastic ferric reddish tone with clayey arid soils, spotted occasionally with dry grasses. Best used to simulate extensi...

Slippery floors covered in oozing alien goo, twisted and broken wires, alien eggs and small, unpredictable critters. The remains of an old crew ser...

Slippery floors covered in oozing alien goo, twisted and broken wires, alien eggs and small, unpredictable critters. The remains of an old crew ser...

Tall tufts with green tips and darker brownish bases. Best used to simulate tall reeds growing in water or on marshy grounds, or tall grasses under...

Light tufts with a blend of light green colours. Best used to recreate young sprouting grasses and light coloured short herbs. Perfect to recreate ...

Saturated green tufts can be used to simulate most types of vegetation, from most grassland types to woodland field layers. Combined with other col...

Low tufts with a blend of reddish-brown tones perfect to simulate dry creeping grasses, alien flora or coral reefs. In combination with other color...

Tall tufts with a strong saturated green colour. Best used to simulate warm and humid dense habitats: rainforest ground layers, rich wet high prair...

Reddish brown tufts with a strong “dry” look. Best used to simulate dry and desert environments with scarce vegetation, used alone or in combinatio...

Very pale tall tufts with a blend of light colours with some remnants of dark greens and browns. Best used to simulate frozen tall grasses and herb...

Tall tufts with a blend of green and beige colours. Best used to simulate light-coloured high grasses and sedges from many different scenarios. Use...

Tall tufts with a darker brown base and long beige tips. Best used to recreate dry and arid habitats with scarce vegetation, as well as summer seas...

Very small and low tufts with blue and pink colors mixed together, suggesting an odd glow. Perfect to create alien, fantasy or magic scenarios. Use...

Very small and low tufts with a blend of different greenish colours. Best used to simulate most green mosses and liverworts living under trees and ...

Very common fern, here in its autumnal dry form. Dry brown bracken leaves can be used alone or mixed with green bracken leaves to give more realism...

These colorful alien rosettes (named after the earth plant Verbascum, with similar basal rosettes) with intense textured leaves, are ideal to creat...

Craft a Sci-fi, Alien LandscapeWith this Starter Box, you're stepping into a sci-fi universe. From alien grasslands to cyber outposts immersed in v...

Alien fern (named after the earth Blechnum) has long pinnate leaves like its earthly counterparts. With no flowers, its brown to orange leaves, whe...

Agave is an American species, common in its dry habitats. It is also cultivated worldwide as an ornamental plant and naturalized in many regions. I...

Alien flytraps (named after the earth Dionaea plants) are giant bright-blue-coloured glowing carnivorous plants, becoming reddish-brown and poisono...

Basing Bits Spaceship Corridor are fragmented pieces of a lost spaceship.Perfect to simulate sci-fi containers, rusty metal floors, exposed wiring,...

Basing Bits Alien Infestation are fragmented pieces of an infested spaceship wreckage.Perfect to simulate slippery floors covered in oozing alien g...

Tufts with a dark black color. Perfect to enhance contrast, or to create night and sinister atmospheres. They will help to conjure a realm of malev...

Tufts with a garish green color. Ideal to create post-apocalyptic wastelands, evoking a sense of desolate beauty amidst the debris of a nuclear aft...