Terrain & Accessories GamersGrass
Terrain & Accessories
Everything you need to create the world around your miniatures: buildings and ruins for your gaming table, miniature bases, as well as grass, textures and decorations for basing.
Choose according to what you want to create. Bases and materials from different brands are grouped together, so you don't need to know the manufacturer or the exact product name beforehand.
Buildings & Gaming Terrain
Buildings, ruins, walls and obstacles for your gaming table. You'll also find Games Workshop terrain for Warhammer here. Use grass, textures and decorations to match your terrain with your army.
Miniature Bases
Citadel bases as well as pre-painted GamersGrass bases. Choose the correct shape and size for your miniature; decorate a standard base yourself or save time with a ready-made scenic base.
Grass & Plants
Self-adhesive grass tufts, loose grass, flowers, bushes, leaves and climbing plants. Choose by appearance and use across different brands — from Citadel to GamersGrass, AMMO and Green Stuff World.
Sand, Gravel & Basing Materials
Loose materials for paths, rocky ground and small rubble. Glue them onto a base or terrain piece and paint them as needed. Combining fine and coarse grains creates a more natural-looking surface.
Textures & Natural Effects
Pastes for creating earth, mud and other surfaces, as well as water and snow effects. Textures create realistic surfaces on bases and scenery; choose according to the desired appearance and application method.
Decorations for Bases & Terrain
Skulls, bones, small pieces of rubble and other decorative elements. Citadel Skulls, for example, can be used on miniature bases as well as in ruins. Plants and vines can be found in the Grass & Plants category.
Terrain Building Materials
Cork, construction sheets and decorative sheets for creating your own terrain. Use cork to create rocks and raised areas, while textured sheets are ideal for details such as floors or paving.
Basing Sets
Sets containing several matching materials for a specific environment. They make choosing materials easier when you're just starting out or want to create a consistent look across your entire army. You'll always find the exact contents in the individual product description.
Apply an earth or sand texture to a standard base. Let it dry according to the manufacturer's instructions and paint it if needed. Then add a grass tuft, stone or skull. A few simple elements are enough to get started — you can experiment with more elaborate scenery later.
