Ferns & Plants Basing Bits, Pack of 59

Ferns, groundcover and jungle plants for woodland, jungle and swamp bases: low rosettes and leafy tufts to spread across the ground, upright ferns from single fronds to big clumps, and split-leaf monstera, arum and broad-leaf plants, every leaf thin, veined and a little different.

• 59 pieces in 30 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 6 to 17 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 59 pieces on one sprue (the 4th picture), in unpainted grey resin: snip free, glue, texture and paint
• Thin, finely veined leaves (about 0.5 mm at the edges): handle them like any fine resin detail
• Our own design, printed to order in our Perth workshop

59 pieces in 30 designs, all on one sprue:

• Star Rosette x3: A low, star-shaped groundcover rosette that grows a little lopsided: a spreading ring of broad, pointed leaves folded along the midrib, no two alike, one or two drawn out longer on one side and a few with blunt, rounded tips, two more rings rising higher, and a tight bud of young leaves set a little off-centre.
• Spiky Rosette x2: A spiky groundcover rosette of narrow, sharply pointed leaves in four uneven tiers, the outer ones spreading out like a star, longer on one side, the inner ones standing up round a closed bud that sits a little off-centre.
• Lobed Leaf Cluster x2: A low cluster of four maple-like leaves on short stalks, each with five lobes and veins fanning out from its stalk, all different: two with sharp, pointed lobes and two with fuller, rounded lobes, lopsided and held open at different heights, overlapping a little.
• Small Star Rosette x3: A small star rosette for an infantry base: five pointed, keeled leaves of different lengths round a ring of four and a closed bud, low and a little lopsided.
• Double Rosette: Two star rosettes grown together, one bigger than the other, each lopsided away from its neighbour, their uneven outer leaves overlapping where they meet.
• Lily Star x2: A lily-like star of long, narrow, pointed leaves spreading low from the centre, each its own length, twisting a little and arching down at the tip, longer on one side, round a tuft of shorter upright leaves.
• Broad-Leaf Rosette x2: A flat rosette of broad, oval leaves lying close to the ground like a plantain's, each ribbed with curved parallel veins and each a different size, some with rounded ends, one drawn out longer, three young leaves standing up a little off-centre.
• Dandelion Rosette x2: A flat dandelion rosette: long leaves lying close to the ground, each cut into its own number of deep lobes that point back towards the centre, some sharp and some rounded, with a broad end lobe, round a few young leaves standing up in the middle.
• Leafy Tuft x3: A bushy tuft of groundcover: three small rosettes of pointed, keeled, faintly toothed leaves crowded together from one root at different heights, the side ones tipped outwards so the leaves point every way.
• Cupped Rosette x3: A rosette of broad, cupped leaves turned up at the edges like a water lily or a succulent, in three uneven tiers round a closed heart, the leaves each a little different and the heart set off-centre.
• Ivy Cluster x3: A low spray of five broad, three-pointed ivy leaves on short stalks, veined from the stalk out to each point, every leaf a different size, two with softer, rounded points, spread out at different heights and bunched towards one side.
• Bushy Groundcover x2: A wide, bushy patch of groundcover for the front of a base: four small rosettes of pointed, keeled, faintly toothed leaves along two joined roots, at different heights and tipped different ways.
• Single Fern Frond x2: A single upright fern frond rising from a small knot of root: a round stalk running up into a lance-shaped blade of leaflets that lean towards the tip, each its own size, a few with rounded tips, one or two smaller or broken off, the blade curving gently to one side and leaning a little.
• Arching Fern Frond x2: A single long fern frond that rises from its root knot and arches over in a deep curve, swinging a little to one side, its uneven leaflets narrowing towards a drooping tip.
• Tall Fern Frond: A tall fern frond for bigger bases with a small young frond at its foot, both from one root knot, with saw-toothed leaflets of uneven sizes and raised veins, the tall one curving a little to one side.
• Fern Pair x2: Two upright fern fronds in a V from one root knot, one a little taller, both with pointed, veined leaflets of uneven sizes along a raised stalk, curving outwards to either side, the pair leaning a little.
• Uneven Fern Pair: A tall frond and a short one arching away from it, from one root knot: a lopsided pair that sits well at the edge of a base, the tall frond bending gently to one side.
• Arching Fern Trio: Three fern fronds fanning out from one root knot, a tall one in the middle and two arching away to the sides, each curving its own way with its own uneven leaflets, the clump leaning a little, and a young fiddlehead uncurling at their feet.
• Tall Fern Trio: Three tall, nearly straight fern fronds standing in an uneven fan from one root knot, each bending a little its own way, for the back of a base or a 40 mm base.
• Fern Crown: A shuttlecock crown of five fern fronds rising unevenly from one root knot and arching outwards on every side, each a different length and lean, curving its own way, with a fiddlehead in the middle.
• Fern Sprout x2: A young fern: one small frond just opened and two fiddleheads still uncurling beside it, from one small root knot, the frond curving to one side.
• Big Fern Clump: A big fern clump for 40 mm bases and larger: four tall fronds of different heights fanning out unevenly from one root knot, the longest arching over, each curving its own way, with a fiddlehead at the front.
• Split-Leaf Monstera x2: A split-leaf monstera: a big heart-shaped leaf held up on a long arching stalk, cut deep from the edge along its curved veins, each half cut differently, and pierced with small holes near the midrib, with a younger split leaf with softer, rounded ends rising beside it.
• Monstera Pair: A bigger monstera for 40 mm bases: two big split leaves on long stalks leaning apart, deeply and unevenly cut and holed, with a young leaf rising between them.
• Arum Leaves x2: An arum clump: three arrowhead leaves with pointed tips (one blunter) and two back lobes of unequal length, held up on tall stalks of different heights that lean and curve apart, veined from a raised midrib.
• Broad-Leaf Sapling x2: A young jungle sapling: a slender stem bending a little as it rises from its root knot, with broad, oval, pointed leaves set round it one above another on short stalks, the lower ones big and drooping, the upper ones smaller and lifted, each veined from a raised midrib and each a different size and angle, and a rolled young leaf at the tip.
• Star Leaves x3: Three star-shaped leaves on short leaning stalks that bow apart, each a ring of seven to nine narrow, pointed leaflets of uneven lengths spreading out from the top of its stalk and drooping a little at the tips, a few of them rounded off.
• Fern and Rosette x2: A small mixed clump: a pair of young fern fronds leaning out from behind a low, lopsided star rosette, grown together from one root.
• Fiddlehead Clump x3: Three fern fiddleheads uncurling at different heights beside one small opened frond, from one root knot, with a few small leaves at their feet.
• Jungle Clump x2: A small jungle clump: a young split monstera leaf, an arrowhead arum leaf and a fern frond rising together from one root knot over an uneven ring of low pointed leaves, the whole clump leaning a little.