Mushroom Basing Bits, Pack of 41

Mushrooms and toadstools for woodland and fairy-tale bases in fine detail, from single toadstools, morels and chanterelles to slender clusters, some rising from broken rocks. Plant them one by one, in a ring or in a clump.

• 41 pieces in 29 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 41 pieces on one sprue (the 4th picture), in unpainted grey resin: snip free, glue, texture and paint
• Our own design, printed to order in our Perth workshop

41 pieces in 29 designs, all on one sprue:

• Fly Agaric: A mature fly agaric: a broad cap with patchy, flattened warts, a lined margin with one tear, gills under the rim, a hanging ring and a scaly bulb at the foot.
• Parasol: A tall parasol: a broad, almost flat cap broken into flat, ragged scales round a whole centre, fine gills under a torn rim, a thick collar ring and a snakeskin stem.
• Penny Bun x2: A penny bun bolete: a broad suede cap, cracked in dry patches, a slug bite out of the rim, a sponge of pores underneath and a stout stem with a raised net at the top.
• Ink Cap x2: A tall common ink cap: a deeply pleated grey bell still closed round its slim stem, split and ragged at the rim where it turns to ink.
• Oyster Mushrooms x2: A clump of three oyster mushrooms: fan-shaped caps with wavy, split rims, rising in tiers from one short foot, gills running down into the stems.
• Shaggy Mane x2: A shaggy mane opening out: a lampshade cap shingled with curled-back scales of every size, the rim splitting and ragged where it turns to ink.
• Puffball x3: An old mosaic puffball: a squat, pear-shaped ball whose skin has crazed into rough, granular plates, a few flaked away, wrinkled into pleats at its foot.
• Twin Mushrooms: A pair of honey fungus grown from one foot: two caps, finely scaly in the middle and lined at the rim, the taller with a cottony ring, leaning apart.
• Tall Slender Mushroom: A rooting shank: a small flat cap with a low boss and radial wrinkles, its gills widely spaced, held up on a long, twisted, slender stem.
• Witch's Hat x2: A witch's hat: a pointed cone streaked with fibres, its flared rim torn in three places, on a twisted, fibrous stem.
• Brittlegill x2: A brittlegill: a broad cap with a shallow dip, grazed by slugs and bitten at the rim, its margin finely furrowed, crowded gills on a short, stout stem.
• Young Fly Agaric x3: A young fly agaric half open: a domed cap crusted with patchy warts, the torn veil hanging as a skirt below the first gills, a scaly bulb at the foot.
• Crooked Toadstool: A big old toadstool: a broad wavy cap tipped to one side, its skin cracked with age, two slug bites and a split in the rim, on a thick, bent stem.
• Scaly Wood Mushroom x2: A shaggy scalycap: a domed cap shingled with curled-up scales of all sizes, a ragged ring zone, and scales running down the stem below it.
• Pointed Bonnet Trio: Three slender mushrooms with pointed, bell-shaped caps finely striated to a thin, flared rim, on long wavy stems leaning apart from one slim, flared foot.
• Conical Cap Pair: Two slender mushrooms, one taller, with pointed conical caps finely striated to a flared rim, on thin stems that wave apart from one slim foot.
• Young Pointed Caps x2: A tight clump of five young mushrooms of mixed heights, their pointed caps still narrow and finely striated, on thin wavy stems from one compact foot.
• Slender Rock Mushrooms: Three slender mushrooms with domed, finely ribbed caps on tall, gently curving ribbed stems, rising from a heap of broken rocks.
• Rock Mushroom Pair: Two slender mushrooms with domed, finely ribbed caps on curving ribbed stems, one taller, growing from among broken rocks.
• Yellow Morel: A yellow morel: a broad egg-shaped head honeycombed all over with deep, irregular pits between sharp, wavy ridges, joined straight onto a short, thick, wrinkled stem that spreads into a lobed foot.
• Black Morel Trio: Three black morels of different sizes from one shared foot: blunt pine-cone heads with long pits between sharp ridges running base to tip, leaning apart on short, thick, wrinkled stems.
• Chanterelle: A mature chanterelle: one solid trumpet with no line between cap and stem, a shallow hollow funnel on top whose thick rim flares into wavy lobes with one split, and blunt, forked false-gill ridges running from the rim down onto a stem that tapers to the foot.
• Chanterelle Tuft: Three chanterelles of different sizes grown from one fused foot and splaying apart: each a solid trumpet with a shallow hollow funnel, a thick, wavy, lobed rim (the biggest one split) and blunt, forked false-gill ridges running down onto short, stout stems.
• Horn of Plenty Trio: Three horn of plenty trumpets grown from one fused foot: deep, narrow tubes, hollow far down inside, faintly veined outside with no gills, each flaring into a round, open mouth with a wavy, lobed rim; one tall, one leaning out, one short and young.
• Horn of Plenty Pair: Two horn of plenty trumpets leaning apart in a V from one fused foot, leaving an arched gap between them: deep hollow tubes with faint lengthwise veins and no gills, crinkled, lobed mouths rolled outward.
• Spike-Cap Cluster: A tuft of four slender mushrooms of different heights, their long, smooth, gently wavy stems gathering into one slim joined foot and fanning apart in a U. Each broad, low cap sweeps up in a concave curve to a small sharp point, with a thin rim and a cone of fine gills underneath, so from the side it looks like a spinning top. Stems 0.9 mm thick.
• Spike-Cap Pair: Two slender mushrooms joined at one slim foot and leaning apart in a V, one about two thirds the height of the other. Each broad, low cap sweeps up in a concave curve to a small point (tip rounded to 0.36 mm), with a thin rim and a deep cone of fine gills underneath, so from the side it looks like a spinning top. Long, smooth, gently wavy stems, 0.9 mm thick.
• Cup Fungus Cluster: Six shallow cup fungi of mixed sizes crowded together on one low fused base, each open cup tilted a different way, with thin wavy, crimped rims, one split.
• Ear Fungus Clump: Four to five thin, wavy, ear- and cup-shaped jelly-fungus lobes of mixed sizes overlapping like an open flower, with crimped, ruffled rims and soft veins, joined low at one small knot.