Coarse Flock - Mountain Moss

• Hobby-grade coarse flock — exceptional volume, depth, and texture
• Muted mountain moss tone — earthy, weathered green finish for highland and alpine themes
• Coarse grain size — ideal for dense moss, rocky outcrops, and terrain boards
• Easy to apply — glue, pour, press, shake off excess, and seal
• Compatible with all adhesives — PVA, basing glue, and scenic glue
• Can be mixed with other flock colours for a varied, natural appearance
• Suitable for 15mm, 28mm & 32mm scale miniature bases and terrain
• Available in 250ml and 500ml sizes

• Apply generously — coarse flock needs a good layer to build up realistic volume and depth
• Press firmly into wet glue — press the flock down gently after pouring to ensure good adhesion before shaking off the excess
• Apply directly to resin and stone — Mountain Moss adheres beautifully to resin terrain pieces, cast stone, and boulders for instant weathering
• Layer for depth — apply a base layer of lunar grey or dark earth coloured sand first, then build coarse flock into recesses for a rich, mossy rocky scene
• Mix colours for realism — blend Mountain Moss with Soft Moss or Woodland Fern Dark Green for a varied, convincing highland moss texture
• Drybrush for highlights — a light drybrush of pale yellow-green or bone over sealed flock adds weathered, windswept highlights
• Seal thoroughly — apply scenic sealant or diluted PVA over dried flock to lock it in place for gaming use
• Paint for custom effects — wash with dark brown or black to deepen the tone for truly ancient, shadowed mountain moss effects

This coarse flock is designed to create highly realistic, dense foliage, brush, and textured ground cover.

What You Will Need:

• Geek Gaming Scenics Coarse Flock
• Scenic Glue (PVA or Fast Drying Basing Glue is recommended)
• Applicator tool (old brush, sculpting tool, or spatula)
• Sealant/Matte Varnish (Recommended)
• Collection Tray (to catch excess flock)

Step-by-Step Guide for Miniature Bases & Small Terrain:

1. Prepare the Surface: Ensure the surface (base or terrain piece) is clean, dry, and has any base coats of paint applied.
2. Apply the Glue: Using an old brush or sculpting tool, apply an even, liberal layer of scenic glue to the specific area where you want the flock to adhere.Tip: For extra texture, you can stipple the glue to create small peaks and valleys.
3. Apply the Flock: Hold the base over your collection tray. Generously scoop or pinch the Coarse Flock and sprinkle or press it directly onto the wet glue. Ensure the area is completely covered.For Dense Brush: Gently press the flock into the glue to achieve maximum volume and adhesion.
4. Remove Excess: Carefully tap the base firmly against the side of your collection tray to dislodge all loose and excess flock. Collect the fallen flock for reuse.
5. Allow to Dry: Allow the base to dry completely. This can take anywhere from 2 to 24 hours depending on the type and thickness of the glue used.
6. Seal (Recommended): Once completely dry, apply a coat of Matt Scenic Sealant Spray or matte varnish over the flocked area to permanently lock the material in place and prevent shedding.

Tips for Large Terrain Boards:

• Patchwork Application: Work in small, manageable sections to prevent the glue from drying before you apply the flock.
• Layering for Realism: To achieve varied texture, first apply a layer of fine sand or earth scatter, seal it, and then apply the Coarse Flock over specific areas (like bushes or banks) for layered depth.
• Blending: When flocking next to areas of static grass or other materials, use a clean, dry brush while the glue is wet to gently blend the edges for a more natural transition.