Small Rock Basing Bits, Pack of 51

Small, jagged rocks and chips to scatter across bases and objective markers, every one with flat break faces and sharp, crisp edges, many with hairline cracks.

• 51 pieces in 19 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 4 to 11 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 51 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

51 pieces in 19 designs, all on one sprue:

• Split Boulder x2: A boulder split clean through, one half broken off lower than the other, both with flat broken tops and stepped ledges.
• Jagged Rock Spur x2: A tall, faceted spur of rock leaning to one side, with a blunt broken top and a low block at its foot.
• Frost-Shattered Crag x2: A broad crag of natural, frost-shattered stone: flat break faces meet in knife-edge ridges and a crown of sharp points, with weathered, pitted stone between the breaks.
• Cracked Boulder x2: An old weathered boulder with flat worn faces, split by a web of deep cracks.
• Flat-Topped Rock x2: A low rock with a level broken top and steep chipped sides, wider than it is tall.
• Slate Shard x2: A thick shard of slate lying tilted, its layered edge broken into ragged steps.
• Scree Wedge x3: A wedge of fallen scree, high and steep at its broken end and sloping away to the other.
• Granite Chunk x3: A blocky chunk of granite with three big flat fracture faces and one corner broken off.
• Knife-Edge Rock x3: A low, natural rock split along its length into a true knife-edge crest, with broad flat break faces, a broken point at one end and weathered grain on the unbroken sides.
• Quartzite Chunk x3: A rough chunk of quartzite, an irregular faceted pyramid with its tip broken off flat.
• Flint Chip x3: A chunky chip of stone whose top is knapped into overlapping flat flake facets with sharp ridges between them, like worked flint.
• Notched Chip x3: An angular chip of rock with a notch broken out of one side, leaving a sharp step.
• Razor-Edged Spall x3: A small, sharp spall of natural stone: a jagged crest of razor-edged points above flat break faces, with chipped, weathered sides.
• Splintered Crag x3: A small crag that splinters into a tall, sharp point and a lower splinter, parted by a clean V-shaped cleft, with flat break faces and natural grain.
• Frost-Split Chip x3: A blocky, many-faced chip of stone split by a branching hairline frost crack across its top, with a ledge broken out of one side.
• Scalloped Spall x3: A wedge-shaped spall of stone whose sloping break face is knapped into shallow, overlapping flat flake facets, like worked flint.
• Pyramid Chip x3: A three-sided chip of stone rising to a blunt broken top, with a small step broken out of one face.
• Faceted Chip x3: A tall, many-faced chip of broken stone, every face a fresh flat fracture, with a short crack across its top.
• Granite Shard x3: A long, angular shard of granite lying on its side, its faces fresh flat fractures, with a stepped broken end and a crack across it.