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Gamers Grass: Heather Flowers

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$6.08 $8.11 In stock

Wild, rugged moorlands where the Heather scrubs (Calluna vulgaris), facing the strong winds and nurturing the grouse´s newborn offspring, cast a vast, beautiful, purple sea beneath the tempestuous skies.

This sheet contains around 75 different shaped and sized tufts for your scale models, hobby figures and scenic dioramas.
We recommend using a pair of tweezers for more control to peel the tufts off the sheet. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sebastian ★★★★★

These little heather clumps are perfect for adding that windswept moorland look to a base. The color is a rich, natural purple that doesn't look plasticky at all. I just glued a few down and the whole scene immediately felt more alive.

Hannah ★★★★★

I was skeptical about how realistic fake flowers could look, but these heather tufts capture the wind-swept, rugged moorland texture perfectly. The varied purple tones add a nice depth to my gaming table's terrain.

Claire P. ★★★★★

The purple heather tufts are dead-on for that windswept moorland look, and they scatter beautifully across a base without looking too uniform. I used them for a highland diorama and they instantly sold the rugged, wild vibe I was going for.