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The Army Painter: Mountain TuftThis tuft mimics vegetation above the tree line - and looks highly realistic when combined with either lighter or darker tufts for a spring/autumn look. Super realistic looking and comes in 3 diffe...
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The Army Painter: Plastic GluePlastic Glue (polystyrene cement) for fast and easy application Mends and makes attractive bonds between plastic parts of any miniature Once dry, the miniature parts are fused together for a st...
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The Army Painter: Precision Side CutterMade from stainless steel with a safety grip handle, the Precision Side Cutter is perfect for cutting metal miniatures or large bits of resin. Ideal for small cuts like arms, heads or weapons. Use ...
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The Army Painter: Scorched TuftCreate miniature scenery bases with these model basing materials. Tufts are very easily applicable, and can be used to add details to your battlefields as well as your individual miniatures. Super ...
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The Army Painter: Sculpting ToolsVersatile sculpting tools in different shapes for any sculpting project 3x sculpting tools with 6 different tips Works great with Green Stuff
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The Army Painter: Self-Healing Cutting MatSelf-healing Cutting Mat made of highly durable PVC material Use as a base for all modeling, assembling and conversions of wargaming miniatures Protect your workstation from unnecessary damage ...
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The Army Painter: Summer UndergrowthUse Summer Undergrowth to resemble shrubberies or bushes. Great for wild looking bases such as jungle or forest. Great to use on top of Brown Battleground for a greater effect. Contains 150ml.
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The Army Painter: Super GlueSuper Glue ("Cyanoacrylate") at its best Medium thickness and high quality Ideal for miniatures, basing and small parts due to its precision tip. Works great for assembling plastic, resin and...
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The Army Painter: Swamp TuftIt came from the swamp! A very realistic look and very good to combine this tuft with others for great effects. Create miniature scenery bases with these model basing materials. Tufts are very easi...
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