Artificial Grass Powder | Forest Green | Nylon Flock | 20g - Miniature Scenery

Give a small scene standing grass rather than flat colour. This 20g jar of JAGS artificial grass powder is fine nylon flock in forest green, so the fibres stand up off the glue and read as woodland floor and undergrowth at miniature scale.

Specifications

Ideal For

• Model railway and architectural model builders
• Fairy garden, terrarium and resin scene makers
• School and college project builders
• Diorama, reel and stop motion makers

Perfect for

• Woodland floors and undergrowth
• Standing grass under model trees
• Fairy garden and terrarium ground cover
• Resin scenes and school project bases

Compatibility

Works with: white glue, Mod Podge, spray adhesive, epoxy and UV resin, foam board, clay, plaster and card bases

Pairs well with: model trees, miniature figures, decorative pebbles and grass sheets

Not suitable for: planting anything living, and permanent outdoor use; it is a decorative flock, not turf

How to Use

1. Brush a thin, even coat of white glue over the area you want covered.
2. Sprinkle the flock over the wet glue while it is still tacky.
3. Tap the base from underneath so the fibres lift and stand upright.
4. Leave it to dry fully, then tip the base and tap off the loose flock.
5. Save the loose flock; it is reusable, and a second pass thickens thin patches.

Before You Buy

• Twenty grams is a small jar, best for accents and small scenes rather than a whole layout
• Nylon flock stands up and looks hairier than the 100g foam jars in this range
• The pack carries a fade resistant claim from the maker; we state no outdoor rating
• Fine fibres, keep away from young children and work over a tray

You will Need

• craft glue

You may also like

• model trees
• miniature garden and scenery
• miniature garden decor

Frequently Asked Questions

How much grass flock is in the jar?
Twenty grams, which suits small scenes, resin pieces and accent patches rather than a full layout.

How is this different from the 100g foam grass powder?
This is nylon fibre, so it stands up and reads as blades of grass. The 100g jars are foam granules, which give a denser, flatter ground cover.

How is forest green different from plain green?
Forest green is deeper and more olive, which reads as shaded woodland. Plain green is the brighter open lawn tone.

Can I use it inside resin?
Yes. Seal it under a thin glue coat first, or the resin will wick into the fibres and flatten them.