Ref. 30SC434
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Vallejo Scenery tufts and vegetation for models
Vallejo Scenery tufts and vegetation in different colours, heights and sizes. They allow you to depict wild grass, moss and fantasy vegetation on bases, model railways and dioramas.
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Ref. 30SC431
Vallejo Scenery Fantasy Tuft - Fire (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC430
Vallejo Scenery Fantasy Tuft - Neon (4 mm) M
Ref. 30SC433
Vallejo Scenery Fantasy Tuft - Pink (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC432
Vallejo Scenery Fantasy Tuft - Turquoise (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC402
Vallejo Scenery Wild Dark Moss (2 mm) S
Ref. 30SC404
Vallejo Scenery Wild Moss (2 mm) S
Ref. 30SC423
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Autumn (12 mm) XL
Ref. 30SC409
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Autumn (5 mm) M
Ref. 30SC429
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Beige (12 mm) XL
Ref. 30SC403
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Beige (2 mm) S
Ref. 30SC408
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Beige (4 mm) M
Ref. 30SC420
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Beige (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC411
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Brown (5 mm) M
Ref. 30SC414
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Burned (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC412
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dense Beige (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC413
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dense Green (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC425
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dry (12 mm) XL
Ref. 30SC419
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dry (6 mm) L
Ref. 30SC424
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dry Green (12 mm) XL
Ref. 30SC401
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Dry Green (2 mm) S
Ref. 30SC406
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Green (4 mm) M
Ref. 30SC428
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Jungle (12 mm) XL
Ref. 30SC418
Vallejo Scenery Wild Tuft - Light Brown (6 mm) L
The Vallejo Scenery range brings together vegetation tufts for adding volume and variation to the ground on bases, railway scenes and dioramas. Its shades can be used for areas of wild or dry grass, moss, burnt ground and fantasy vegetation.
When choosing, consider fibre height in relation to the visual scale of the scene and the area you want to cover. Green, beige, brown and dry shades help distinguish terrain and seasons, while fantasy references introduce colour contrast. Combining different heights and colours can create more natural transitions between paths, rocks, ruins and other landscape elements.