Artificial Grass Powder | Light Green | Foam | 100g - Model Scenery

Turn a flat board into ground cover in one pass. This 100g jar of JAGS artificial grass powder is a fine foam scatter in light green that you sprinkle over wet glue, so a bare base reads as fresh spring lawn in minutes with no painting and no drying time beyond the glue.

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

• Spring lawns and bright parkland on a layout
• Light foliage on model tree armatures
• Fairy garden and terrarium ground cover
• School project bases and display boards

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 scatter, not soil or turf

How to Use

1. Brush or spray a thin, even coat of white glue over the area you want covered.
2. Sprinkle the powder generously over the wet glue from about 10cm up, so it lands evenly.
3. Press it down lightly with a finger or a flat card so it beds into the glue.
4. Leave it to dry fully, then tip the base and tap off the loose powder.
5. Save the loose powder; it is reusable, and a second pass fills any thin patches.

Before You Buy

• Sold by weight, not by area, so coverage depends on how thickly you scatter it
• The foam 100g jars are granular and crumbly; the 20g jars in this range are nylon fibre and look hairier
• Shade varies slightly between batches, so buy enough for one project in one go
• Fine powder, 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 area does 100g cover?
That depends on how thickly you lay it. The maker states a net weight, not a coverage figure, so scatter a test patch first if you are working to a fixed area.

What is the difference between the foam and the nylon grass powder?
The 100g jars are foam granules, which give a dense, clumpy ground cover. The 20g jars are nylon fibre, which stands up and looks hairier, more like standing grass.

How is light green different from the green and dark green?
Light green reads as fresh spring growth. Green is the mid tone for general lawns, and dark green suits shade, hedges and older foliage.

Can I use it inside resin?
Yes. Seal it under a thin glue coat first, or the resin will soak in and darken the colour.