Terrain

Banana trees are great to give color and diversity to your scenes. They are ideal to create dwarf banana trees, bird of paradise plants and other clumps of long dark green leaves.

Elephant ear is a tropical species native from south Asia, widely cultivated and used as an ornamental plant. It’s large leaves are splendid to create dense jungle layers as well as garden paths.

These colorful alien rosettes (named after the earth plant Verbascum, with similar basal rosettes) with intense textured leaves, are ideal to create glowing and vivid extraterrestrial scenarios.

Alien flytraps (named after the earth Dionaea plants) are giant bright-blue-coloured glowing carnivorous plants, becoming reddish-brown and poisonous with maturation. They are great to give danger and beauty to your scenes.

Very common fern, widespread in temperate and subtropical regions in both hemispheres. Bracken leaves can be used to recreate many kinds of fern-rich habitats with great realism.

Monstera is a mexican plant, largely disseminated in tropical habitats and widely grown as a houseplant. It can be used to create different scenarios, from dense rainforest to indoors decorative plant pots.

Best used to recreate the diversity of colours you expect to see on wild landscapes from every countryside. Purple heathers, yellow brooms, white heaths, edges spotted with mature brambles – you will be able to reconstruct many natural habitats.Tufts peel off the sheet one by one and they are ready to use. We recommend using a pair of tweezers for this. For a more tough and permanent fix, you can use a little PVA glue.