Basing Set For Miniatures / Wargaming / Warhammer

Complete starter basing set for miniatures, fantasy figures, wargaming, and Warhammer minis — everything you need to build richer, more detailed bases in one purchase, saving the work of sourcing each component separately.

The set takes you from bare round base to fully-finished scenic base with stones, wood, powder textures, and grass tufts already coordinated to work together. Ideal for builders new to advanced basing, or for experienced builders who want everything in one box for a specific project.

What's included:

• 5 round bases
• 1 bag of stones / gravel — rocky terrain texture
• 1 bag of wooden blocks — natural debris accents
• 1 bag of wood powder — fine ground texture
• 1 bag of green grass powder — base scenic green
• 1 bag of white grass powder — for snow or pale terrain accents
• 1 blister of grass tufts — 70 pre-formed tufts for raised vegetation
• 1 bottle of glue for dioramas — PVA-style glue for attaching all components

Works great for:

• Warhammer and Warhammer 40k figure bases — fantasy and sci-fi minis
• Wargame armies — Bolt Action, Kings of War, Frostgrave, Lord of the Rings
• Fantasy figure painting — D&D, RPG miniatures, painted display figures
• Starter kit for new builders — complete first basing kit
• Coordinated project basing — when matching multiple figures from one set
• Gift for new miniature painters — everything needed in one box

Key features:

• Complete 8-piece kit — bases, textures, tufts, and glue all included
• 5 round bases for figure mounting
• 70 pre-formed grass tufts for instant raised vegetation
• Both green and white powders — versatile across summer, snow, or arid bases
• Stones, wood blocks, and wood powder for natural debris detail

How to use:

1. Glue stones and wood blocks to bare bases in irregular layout
2. Apply diluted PVA glue across remaining surface
3. Sprinkle wood powder and grass powder over the wet areas in patches
4. Press grass tufts into PVA at chosen positions — corners, sides, scenic accents
5. Let dry fully, shake off excess loose material
6. Mount your painted figure on the finished base

Tip: Don't cover the entire base uniformly. The best-looking bases mix multiple textures (stone, wood, grass, powder) in irregular patches that suggest the figure is standing on a real piece of ground, not a uniform carpet.