Swamp & Bog Basing Bits, Pack of 32

A drowned corner of the bog, for witch-haunted fens, marsh battlefields and lizardfolk swamps: a sunken log and three more rotting logs, stumps, a lantern post, bog mushrooms and toadstools, lily pads, and six frogs and toads, each one different.

• 32 pieces in 27 designs, the smaller ones two or more to a pack
• Sizes from 8 to 27 mm, for 28mm figures (they suit 32mm too)
• Ships with all 32 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

32 pieces in 27 designs, all on one sprue:

• Sunken log: A thick fallen log half sunk in the bog, its bark deeply furrowed, one end snapped into splinters and layered bracket fungi growing in shelves from both sides.
• Splintered stump: A dead tree snapped off high above the mud, leaving three thick splintered points round a hollow of weathered growth rings, with deep bark and short roots flaring into the ground.
• Log trackway: A stretch of old bog trackway: seven barked logs laid side by side across the mud, one snapped short.
• Toad on a lily pad: A warty toad walking across a lily pad, one hand reaching forward and one hind leg pushed out behind, its head turned to one side, a raised stripe down its back, its small three-toed webbed feet pointing forward.
• Sitting frog: A common frog sitting up tall on its haunches, chest raised on straight front legs and head up, ridged along the back, its hind legs folded beside it and its small three-toed webbed feet pointing forward.
• Rotten stump: A short rotten stump broken off low, its plated bark flaking away in patches, a deep, lopsided hollow rotted into its heart (stringy fibres, crumbling cubical chunks, splits and soft pockets, broken lumps of heartwood lying in the bottom), a torn and bitten rim and layered bracket fungi on two sides.
• Moss hummock: A low boggy hummock covered in thick cushions of moss.
• Bog lantern post: A thick square marker post with an iron band and a small iron lantern on top, to light the way across the bog.
• Bubbling mud: A low patch of wet bog mud with a slumped edge and flow wrinkles, crisp round bubbles rising with froth beside them, and burst bubbles left as torn-rimmed craters with rings of ripples running out from them.
• Lily pad x2: A single round water lily pad with its V-slit running in to the centre, raised radiating veins, a wavy crisp rim and a small tear.
• Young lily pads x2: Three small young lily pads floating together, each with its V-slit and raised veins.
• Lily pad pair: A big lily pad with a smaller one lying over its edge, one rim curling up off the water.
• Water lily x2: An open water lily with crisp pointed petals round its crown of stamens, resting on its pad.
• Lily pad cluster: Four overlapping lily pads, one in flower and one with a small tear.
• Lily pad raft: A big raft of seven lily pads of every size with two open flowers, a curled pad and a torn one, for 40 mm and larger bases.
• Crouching frog: A long-snouted marsh frog in a low, flat crouch ready to spring, head down, elbows out, its hind legs bunched tight against its flanks and its small three-toed webbed feet pointing forward.
• Big toad: A big, broad toad sitting up with its chest raised on straight front legs and its hind legs tucked in, covered in warts, with swollen glands behind its eyes and small three-toed webbed feet.
• Little tree frog: A little smooth-skinned tree frog, hunched with a slim waist and long slender limbs, its head turned and its small three-toed webbed feet spread wide.
• Frog on a toadstool: A slim frog perched on top of a warty toadstool, head up and turned to one side, its small three-toed webbed feet gripping the cap.
• Ink cap x2: A tall grey ink cap on a slim stem, its deeply pleated bell still closed and ragged at the rim where it turns to ink (the Mushroom pack's ink cap).
• Crooked toadstool: A big old toadstool on a thick, bent stem, its broad wavy cap tipped over, cracked with age and bitten by slugs (the Mushroom pack's crooked toadstool).
• Pointed bonnets: Three slender bonnet mushrooms with pointed, finely striated bell caps on long wavy stems leaning apart from one slim foot (the Mushroom pack's pointed bonnet trio).
• Young pointed caps x2: A tight clump of young mushrooms with pointed, striated caps still close round their stems, rising from one compact foot (the Mushroom pack's young pointed caps).
• Slender stone mushrooms: Three tall mushrooms with ribbed umbrella caps on long, curving, ribbed stems growing from a heap of broken rocks (the Mushroom pack's slender rock mushrooms).
• Bracket fungus log: A rotting fallen log, its furrowed bark split along the grain, with layered shelves of bracket fungi in two tiers along its side (the Logs pack's bracket fungus log).
• Broken log section: A short length of fallen log in furrowed bark, broken at both ends into weathered strands (the Logs pack's broken log section).
• Rotten log chunk: A short chunk of rotten log, one end crumbled into a hollow and its bark falling away in patches (the Logs pack's rotten log chunk).