Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our angular structure: foam broken so the material keeps sharp facets and hard edges. Under raking light those edges throw genuine shadow rather than a soft blur, which is the difference between a hedge that reads as planting and one that reads as green fuzz. Tear a mass down and the new faces break the same way, so the character holds at whatever size you work to. It suits hawthorn, blackthorn, gorse and the ragged scrub that colonises embankments, boundaries and anything left alone for three summers. This structure is made in house and isn't something you'll find matched elsewhere.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

Made only by us — this angular structure isn't stocked by the mass-market scenery brands.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Bound light green foam foliage with a sharp, faceted structure, the largest clump we make. Made in house in Ipswich

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.

Supplied as a few large masses in the bag, not as a pre-torn mix. You break or tear off what you need, so the size of the bush, hedge or canopy you end up with is down to you rather than fixed by us. Every bag is a single structure, a single colour and a single texture grade, so the material stays consistent however far you take it down.

Our rounded structure: foam tumbled until the edges are gone, leaving a soft, cloud-like texture with no hard facets. It reads as continuous, dense growth rather than a collection of separate pieces — under any light the surface stays unbroken, which is what a clipped hedge or a well-fed canopy actually looks like, rather than a raking-light trick. Tear a mass down and the new surface stays just as soft, so the texture holds at whatever size you work to. It suits clipped hedging, mature shrub borders, ornamental planting and the dense, maintained canopy that turns up on a developer's masterplan — the tidy counterpart to the angular range's scrub and neglect. It's the structure most modellers already know from other scenery brands; ours is made to the same quality and colour-matched to the rest of the range, so the two structures sit together without the greens drifting apart.

Light Green is the spring and early-summer tone — fresh, slightly yellow-biased. It works alone for a bright seasonal scene, and it earns its keep as a highlight dusted over darker planting to break up flat colour.

Mid Green is the temperate summer default and the colour most projects need most of. If you are buying one bag to cover a scheme, this is it.

Dark Green is the deep, cool end of the range — shaded understorey, north-facing boundaries, evergreen mass and the recessive planting that makes everything in front of it come forward.

Fine is the closest texture we make — tight and dense, so it tears down to small detail without falling apart into dust. Clumps run 0.5–1mm. Best for small-scale work and fine detail: 1:500 to 1:200 massing planting, N gauge trees and bushes, understorey texture at any scale.

Medium is the workhorse texture — open enough to read as foliage, fine enough to pinch down for smaller bushes. Clumps run 1–2mm. Best for 1:100 to 1:200 shrubs and small trees, OO/HO tree canopies, general hedge and boundary work.

Coarse is the most open texture we make — chunky, airy and quick to cover ground, and the grade that gives you the most freedom when tearing masses down to the bush size you want. Clumps run 2–3mm. Best for 1:50 and larger tree canopies, mass planting, and any clump you intend to break down heavily yourself.

Glue-bound throughout, so the material holds together while you tear it, handle it, spray it or work it into an adhesive bed — it comes apart where you pull it, not everywhere else. Fix with PVA, spray adhesive or a scenic cement. [CONFIRM: pack size and net weight.] Supplied in a resealable bag, so an opened pack keeps for the next scheme.

A dependable, familiar clump foliage format — made in house to the same standard as the rest of our range, and colour-matched to it, so you're not hunting for a shade to bridge the two structures.

Made in house in Ipswich, in small batches. If you need a volume that is not listed, or a colour matched to a specific planting schedule, ask — we make it here, so we can make it to order.