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Alien flytraps (named after the earth Dionaea plants) are giant bright-blue-coloured glowing carnivorous plants, becoming reddish-brown and poisono...

These colourful alien rosettes (named after the earth plant Verbascum, with similar basal rosettes) with intense textured leaves, are ideal to crea...

Banana trees are great to give colour and diversity to your scenes. They are ideal to create dwarf banana trees, bird of paradise plants and other ...

Very common fern, widespread in temperate and subtropical regions in both hemispheres. Bracken leaves can be used to recreate many kinds of fern-ri...

Very common fern, here in its autumnal dry form. Dry brown bracken leaves can be used alone or mixed with green bracken leaves to give more realism...

GamersGrass dumb canes are short-stem plants with dense basal rosettes of beautifully ornamented large leaves. They can be used to add a layer of d...

Elephant ear is a tropical species native from south Asia, widely cultivated and used as an ornamental plant. It’s large leaves are splendid to cre...

Lords-and-Ladies are woodland poisonous plants, native to the Mediterranean region, frequently found in the shadowed ground-layers of forests and r...

Monstera is a Mexican plant, largely disseminated in tropical habitats and widely grown as a houseplant. It can be used to create different scenari...

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

Tufts covered with dark green leaves. Perfect to simulate dark green bushes from a diversity of vegetation types, from mountain temperate moorlands...

Tufts covered with dark purple petals. Can be used to simulate either purple flowered shrubs like heathers, heaths and wild lavenders, or flowerbed...

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

Tufts covered with white petals. Best used to simulate heaths, rockroses, wild roses, brambles, lilacs, viburnums, cherries, strawberry trees, and ...

Very small and low tufts with a blend of dark green and brown. Best used to simulate dark mosses undergrowth the forest and shrubland canopies, sma...

Light coloured tiny tufts with a blend of light green and beige. Best used to recreate small young sprouting herbs and small mosses living in a wid...

This colour set includes a diversity of tufts in yellow and brown tones, best used to give a “dry” look to your scenes. Either to be used scattered...

Vivid coloured flowers, best used to recreate colourful mixed flower beds in gardens and parks. Also used for colour spotted meadows and natural fi...

This tuft set, with its wide range of green colours, from light to saturated green, can be used to simulate most vegetation types from temperate cl...

This colour set is best used to recreate a diversity of landscapes, particularly scrubs and dwarf shrublands, vegetation patches with an intense va...

This colour set includes a diversity of tufts with green, brownish and light tips, with darker brown bases. They simulate waterlogged or sunless pl...

Best used to recreate the diversity of colours you expect to see on wild landscapes from every countryside. Purple heathers, yellow brooms, white h...

Long-sized tufts with dense and ramified branches in a green colour. Best used to recreate dense patches of thorny shrubs. Combined with Yellow Flo...

A tape measure, marked in inches or centimetres, is required to measure movement distances and the range of weapons and abilities. The Games Worksh...