Gnarled Branch Basing Bits, Pack of 26

Fallen gnarled branches for woods and forest floors, slender twigs to heavy limbs and a fallen log, in deep, chunky cracked bark with smooth bare tips, some tapering to fine points and some snapped off in splintered breaks.

• 26 pieces in 19 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 14 to 57 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 26 pieces on two sprues (the 4th picture), in unpainted grey resin: snip free, glue, texture and paint
• Fine, sharp tips: handle them like any fine resin point
• Our own design, printed to order in our Perth workshop

26 pieces in 19 designs, all on two sprues:

• Forked twig x2: A small, slender twig in chunky cracked bark, torn off at one end and snapped short at the other in a splintered bare break, forking into a raised tine that leaves the bark through a torn collar and twists to a fine point.
• Winding twig x2: A slender twig winding and curling as it tapers, chunky cracked bark over two-thirds of its length and its bare end twisting to a fine point, with a side twig snapped off short.
• Twig spray x2: A short, stout twig in chunky cracked bark, torn off at its butt, with bare side twigs leaving the bark through torn collars, some snapped off short or worn blunt, and a leader twisting to a fine point.
• Crooked twig x2: A thick crooked twig with swollen knuckles, chunky bark over most of it and bare wood towards one end, snapped off short in a splintered break, with broken stubs and a fine bare side twig.
• Double-forked twig x2: A slender twig in chunky cracked bark whose two tines both fork again, the bark running up the tall tine, its leader, one tine and one fork snapped off short, the other two bare ends twisting to fine points.
• Curled twig x2: A slender twig curling round in a hook as it tapers, chunky cracked bark through the curl and a smooth bare hook at its end, with a raised fine-pointed tine and a side twig snapped off short.
• Bare twig x2: A weathered twig long stripped of its bark, the grain twisting round it, worn round at its end, with a fine side twig and a snapped one.
• Gnarled branch: A gnarled branch torn from the tree, in deep, chunky cracked bark nearly to its tips, its forks of different thicknesses, some snapped off, the others ending in fine bare twig tips, with knots and a broken stub.
• Burled branch: A thick crooked branch in deep cracked bark, snapped off short, with a warty burl, knots and knot-holes, a bare fork tapering to fine twigs and a stout one worn blunt at its end.
• Forked branch: A big Y of a branch in chunky cracked bark, torn off where it forked, one arm snapped off short, the other winding out bare to fine twigs, with snapped twigs and stout forks snapped short.
• Silvered deadwood: A long-dead branch with no bark left, its grain twisting round it and split along its length, its end worn round, two forks snapped short and the others tapering to fine points.
• Peeling branch: A fallen branch in deep cracked bark, snapped off short, the bark torn away in two ragged patches to the bare grain, with a broken stub, a snapped fork and bare forks tapering to fine twigs.
• Windblown branch: A long, slender branch blown down in a storm, in chunky cracked bark almost to its thin bare tip, with bare twigs all along it, some twisting to fine points, others snapped off short or worn blunt.
• Splintered branch: A thick branch ripped off the trunk, in deep, chunky cracked bark, its torn end a mass of splinters and its far end snapped, with a broken stub, a knot-hole, a stout bare fork worn blunt and a slender bare fork ending in fine twigs.
• Knotty branch: A knotted, crooked branch in deep cracked bark, torn off in a mass of splinters at one end and worn blunt at the other, with a broken stub, a knot-hole, a snapped fork and a bare fork ending in fine twigs.
• Branch with a raised fork: A heavy branch lying on the ground in deep, chunky cracked bark, its end worn blunt, with one bare fork reaching up off it, snapped short, its side twigs twisting to fine points, two stout forks snapped short and a knot-hole.
• Fallen limb: A 5 mm limb torn from an old tree, in deep, chunky cracked bark along the limb and its first big fork, snapped off at its far end, forking three levels deep into bare forks, some tapering to fine twigs and others snapped or worn short, for 50mm bases and larger.
• Great gnarled limb: A massive 5 mm limb ripped from a tree, burled and knotted under deep, chunky cracked bark with a peeled patch, with broken stubs and a crown of bare forks, some ending in fine twigs, some snapped off or worn blunt, for 60mm bases and larger.
• Log with a rising limb: A thick fallen log in deep, chunky cracked bark, broken off at one end in a ragged rim of splinters, with a barked limb rising from it and three smooth bare branches reaching out of the limb's torn bark collar, the tallest snapped, the long one curving out to a fine point, plus snapped stubs at the log's end and underneath, for 40mm bases and larger.