Graveyard Basing Bits, Pack of 36

An old churchyard, from grand monuments to paupers' graves: a Celtic cross, a mourning statue, a mausoleum door, tombs, coffins, headstones and nailed wooden grave crosses, two cast-iron street lamps and two broken ones, snapped in two with their lanterns smashed, and the gravedigger's spade and shovel.

• 36 pieces in 30 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 10 to 39 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 36 pieces on two sprues (the 4th picture), in unpainted grey resin: snip free, glue, texture and paint
• Our own design, printed to order in our Perth workshop

36 pieces in 30 designs, all on two sprues:

• Leaning Celtic cross: A tall stone Celtic cross with a solid wheel head carved in knotwork, leaning a little to one side.
• Mourning statue: A hooded stone mourner in heavy robes, head bowed and hands clasped in prayer.
• Angel headstone: A thick round-topped headstone with a praying angel carved in high relief in an arched niche: head bowed, hair in locks, hands pressed together, feathered wings folded behind her and a robe in deep folds; a moulded border, a stepped arch moulding, a panel of worn lettering below, chips and a hairline crack.
• Mausoleum door: The broken front of a stone mausoleum: a studded bronze door between two pillars under a cracked pediment, with a cluster of church candles burning on top, wax running down their sides and spilling over the edge.
• Broken obelisk: A stone obelisk snapped off on its stepped base, the broken tip lying at its foot.
• Cracked tomb slab: A heavy ledger stone carved with a cross, cracked right across.
• Iron grave railing: A section of heavy cast-iron railing with spearhead tops set in a low stone kerb, solid behind the bars.
• Headstone with a skull: A carved arched headstone leaning a little: a moulded border, a cross in a ring in the arch, a sunk panel of worn lettering, chips, a crack and a weathered, eroded foot, with a lifelike human skull resting against its foot.
• Street lamp x2: A Victorian cast-iron street lamp, 28 mm tall: a square plinth with four bolts, a moulded foot, a fluted post with a beaded collar, a ladder arm with knob ends and braces, and a four-sided lantern with its frame, glass panes and a pyramid cap with a ball-and-spike finial. Stands on a 50mm base.
• Skeletal hand: A skeleton's hand reaching up out of the grave, every finger bone, knuckle and wrist bone clearly sculpted, with only a thin, low ring of loose earth round the wrist.
• Raven on a headstone: A lifelike raven perched on a small weathered headstone, facing out over the grave in front: a heavy beak, shaggy throat hackles, layered wing and tail feathers and scaly legs, its feet gripping the top of the stone.
• Chest tomb: A low stone box tomb with carved side panels and a cracked lid slab.
• Broken street lamp post x2: The cast-iron street lamp snapped off: the lower post still standing on its square plinth with four bolts and its moulded foot, the fluted post bent over at a jagged break. Pair it with the fallen street lamp top.
• Fallen street lamp top x2: The top of the snapped cast-iron street lamp lying on its side: the jagged broken end of the post, the beaded collar and ladder arm, and the lantern with its frame whole but the glass smashed into jagged shards, its cap knocked askew. A small flat underneath sits it on a base.
• Round-top headstone x2: A plain round-topped headstone with a carved cross and a worn inscription.
• Shouldered headstone: A square headstone with rounded shoulders and a long weathered inscription, leaning back.
• Pointed headstone: A tall Gothic headstone with a pointed top and a raised cross, leaning to one side.
• Tilted headstone x2: A cracked headstone tilted far back where the grave beneath it has settled.
• Kerbed grave: A grave plot edged with a low stone kerb round a bed of chippings, its headstone standing at the head.
• Wooden grave cross: A tall wooden grave cross of two grained beams, the crossbar fixed to the post with square forged nails, a bent-over nail in the post below it and the arm ends split and weathered.
• Leaning wooden cross: A weathered wooden grave cross leaning back where the grave has settled, its crossbar held by square forged nails, one standing proud of the wood.
• Coffin: A six-sided wooden coffin of rough nailed planks, its lid shut.
• Half-buried coffin: A wooden coffin rising at a slant out of the ground, as if the grave had been dug up.
• Coffin lid: A coffin lid of three nailed planks, prised off and dropped on the ground.
• Fresh grave: A long mound of freshly dug earth with the gravedigger's spade left lying on top.
• Cross with a cracked arm: A wooden grave cross with a long dry split running along one arm of its crossbar, nailed together with square forged nails, one bent over in the post.
• Small wooden cross x2: A short, plain wooden cross for a pauper's grave, its two beams nailed together with square forged nails.
• Old split cross: An old wooden grave cross leaning far back, its post split down from the top by years of weather, the crossbar held by square forged nails and a bent nail in the post.
• Gravedigger's spade: A gravedigger's spade dropped flat on the ground: a worn, nicked iron blade with turned-over treads, a riveted socket and strap, a grained ash shaft and a D-grip handle.
• Round-point shovel: A long-handled round-point shovel left standing in a small heap of freshly turned earth: a dished iron blade with a rolled top edge, a riveted socket and a grained wooden shaft.