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The greenish cast of this texture is meant for ground where green micro-organisms dominate the surface – humid planets, corpse-strewn swamps and anywhere a base should speak of rot. It belongs to the Wargame Terrains line, which means a smaller 100 ml pot at a price that suits a wargamer building bases in batches rather than one large diorama.
Specifications
| Product type | wargame terrain |
| Effect | blighted, rotting ground |
| Volume | 100 ml |
| Base | acrylic |
| Shade | greenish |
| Drying time | 12–24 hours depending on thickness |
| Manufacturer code | AK1217 |
| EAN | 8435568330917 |
| Manufacturer | AK Interactive |
| Country of origin | Spain |
What it is good for
- A base for undead, plague or Nurgle-style armies
- Blighted ground in sci-fi and post-apocalyptic scenes
- Greenish surfaces around a bog and rotting roots
- A series of wargame bases unified by one tone
What to combine it with
Pour standing water on top with Water Gel Swamp Green and add moss and algae with Moss Texture. Rusted, eaten-away metal in the scene is handled by Corrosion Texture. Build heavier mud from Terrains Muddy Ground.
FAQ
Is the tone strong enough without extra painting?
Yes, the texture is greenish in itself. To push it further, go over the surface with a thinned green wash and pick out the edges with a drybrush.
Does it suit a historical scene?
Rarely – the green cast is deliberately unnatural. For ordinary damp soil, Wet Ground or Muddy Ground is the better fit.
How do I clean my tools?
Water, as long as the paste is still wet. Rinse the spatula and the old brush right after use – cured acrylic paste will not come off.
Can the paste be thinned?
Yes, with water or acrylic thinner if you need it to flow better. Thinning costs it some shape retention, so go easy.
You will find more textures, pastes and effects in the AK Interactive Textures & Pastes category.