Model Railway

Tufts covered with red petals. Used to simulate roses, carnations, camellias, geraniums, dahlias, gerberas, azaleas, poppies. Also used to recreate...

Tufts covered with blue petals and green leaves. Best used to simulate blue flowered shrubs like gromwells, california lilacs, hydrangeas, buddleia...

Tufts with a blend of very light colours with some remnants of dark greens and browns. Best used to simulate frozen plants and habitats with very c...

Tufts with green tips and darker, brownish bases. Best used to simulate low sedges and rushes from swamps, bogs and marshes, as well as dark grass-...

Light beige short tufts. Best used to recreate dry habitats, ideally if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on plant-sc...

Strongly saturated green tufts. Best used to recreate warm and humid habitats with dense plant covers, like rainforest undergrowths, or rich wet pr...

Slightly brownish green tufts. Best used to simulate mediterranean types of prairies, steppes, low scrubs and woodland ground layers, when some dri...

Tufts with a blend of dark brown and beige colours. Best used to recreate dry and arid sparse grasslands and low shrublands, with scarce plant grou...

Brownish/yellowish tufts. Best used to recreate dry and arid habitats with scarce vegetation, like semi-desertic plaines, or mountain cliffs. Also,...

Tufts with a mixture of different green colours to provide very realistic replicas of most grass patches. Dry green tufts can be used to simulate m...

Tufts with sparse beige tips and very dark bases. Best used to simulate either patches of burned vegetation or the dark rushes and sedges clusters ...

Light beige tufts. Best used to recreate very dry habitats, more realistic if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on pl...

Light beige tufts. Best used to recreate very dry habitats, more realistic if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on pl...