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Low tufts with a blend of beige colours. Best used to recreate dry habitats or seasonal summer variation on the low prairies and pastures, also mix...

Low tufts with a blend of different green colours. Best used to simulate moss carpets in blanket bogs and mires, as well as short herbs covering th...

Light beige tufts. Best used to recreate very dry habitats, more realistic if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on pl...

Slightly brownish green tufts. Best used to simulate mediterranean types of prairies, steppes, low scrubs and woodland ground layers, when some dri...

Tufts with a mixture of different green colours. This blend of colours provides very realistic models that can be used to simulate most types of sm...

Tufts with a blend of dark brown and beige colours. Best used to recreate dry and arid sparse grasslands and low shrublands, with scarce plant grou...

Dense ramified tufts with a beige colour. Best used to simulate high and dense grasslands from more dry climates, like savannah and dry high steppe...

Very pale tall tufts with a blend of light colours with some remnants of dark greens and browns. Best used to simulate frozen tall grasses and herb...

Tall tufts with green tips and darker brownish bases. Best used to simulate tall reeds growing in water or on marshy grounds, or tall grasses under...

Tall tufts with a strong saturated green colour. Best used to simulate warm and humid dense habitats: rainforest ground layers, rich wet high prair...

Tufts with a blend of very light colours with some remnants of dark greens and browns. Best used to simulate frozen plants and habitats with very c...

Low tufts with a dark greenish tone. Best used to simulate dark moss carpets undergrowth the forest and shrublands canopies, and the moss mats from...

Dense ramified tufts with a mixture of different green colours. Best used to recreate rich and packed grasslands like high prairies and pastures, o...

Tufts with a mixture of different green colours to provide very realistic replicas of most grass patches. Dry green tufts can be used to simulate m...

Tufts with sparse beige tips and very dark bases. Best used to simulate either patches of burned vegetation or the dark rushes and sedges clusters ...

Tall tufts with a dense mixture of different green colours. They can be used to recreate most vegetation types, from high prairies and pas...

Tall dry, light coloured, tufts with a greenish base. Best used to simulate mediterranean types of tall grasslands, shrublands and woodland ground ...

Beige tall tufts. Best used to recreate dry habitats, ideally if mixed with the other “dry” colours of different sizes. Either to be used scattered...

Tufts with a mixture of different green colours. This blend of colours provides very realistic models that can be used to simulate most types of sm...

Tall tufts with a bright green colour. Giving a warm and tropical character to your bases and scenes, best used to simulate high ground vegetation ...

Tall tufts with a dense mixture of different green colours. They can be used to recreate most vegetation types, from high prairies and pastures to ...

Light tufts with a blend of light green colours. Best used to recreate young sprouting grasses and light coloured short herbs. Perfect to recreate ...

Tufts with a mixture of different green colours to provide very realistic replicas of most grass patches. Dry green tufts can be used to simulate m...

Tufts with sparse beige tips and a darker green colour at the bases. Best used to recreate plants from water stress habitats like sand dunes or mou...

Reddish brown tufts with a strong “dry” look. Best used to simulate dry and desert environments with scarce vegetation, used alone or in combinatio...

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 c...

Strongly saturated green tufts. Best used to recreate warm and humid habitats with dense plant covers, like rainforest undergrowths, or rich wet pr...

Saturated green tufts can be used to simulate most types of vegetation, from most grassland types to woodland field layers. Combined with other col...

Low tufts with a dark greenish tone. Best used to simulate dark moss carpets undergrowth the forest and shrublands canopies, and the moss mats from...

Tufts with a blend of light greens, depicting young sprouting plants and light coloured grasses. Perfect to recreate many types of prairies, pastur...

These colorful alien rosettes (named after the earth plant Verbascum, with similar basal rosettes) with intense textured leaves, are ideal to cre...

Light beige short tufts. Best used to recreate dry habitats, ideally if mixed with the other “dry” colours. Either to be used scattered on plant-sc...

Tufts with green tips and darker, brownish bases. Best used to simulate low sedges and rushes from swamps, bogs and marshes, as well as dark grass-...

Tall tufts with a blend of green and beige colours. Best used to simulate light-coloured high grasses and sedges from many different scenarios. Use...

Sugar Rush As sweet as lilac-iced petit fours with silver nonpareils. Sugar Rush can be used on its own or layered over Sweet Dreams or Let Them E...

Laserface "My name is Leonard Church and you will fear my Laser...!" Laserface has a breathtaking holographic/laser light show of purple, magenta ...

Peachy Keen Awesome, out-of-sight, spiffy, cool, swell, and peachy keen are all ways to say something is mighty fine. Inspired by the hot pinks an...

Gordian Knot Let’s see, there is half-hitch, figure-eight, bowline, sheepshank, and of course, Gordian. Gordian Knot is a dark green that is remin...

Twin Sons Twin Sons is a Turboshift with a different look on different base coats, what we are calling a zenishift.  Twin Suns is a rock/jazz/blue...

Box Wine Named after that rich dark fluid living in pantry closets nationwide, this deep red, burgundy metallic has a mellow flavor, with notes of...

Skyrat There once was a proposed TV show called “Sky Rat” about a rat with amnesia that learns to fly from a group of pigeons.   The show never sa...

Bees Knees The first in our line of 70’s inspired colors! A new warm metallic yellow that show up as a lovely smoky gold over a black base primer ...

Hot Commodity Is there anything more 70’s than glam and camp? Hot Commodity is a deep, burnt orange with a whole mess of flake to top it all off. ...

4D Glasses 4D Glasses was originally a limited edition color for LVO but it was so popular we had to bring it back permanently. It is similar in c...

Grave Robber It’s midnight on a night with no moon. The air is perfectly still, and the only sound is that of a shovel biting into the dirt. You h...

Scarab Egyptian scarab amulets were immensely popular and traded through the Mediterranean world. By association, Scarab is bound to be one of our...

Sakura cherry blossoms in bloomtwisting, turning as they fallcovering the ground Luckily, the paint called Sakura is not as ephemeral as its nam...

Rainbow Roll The rainbow roll was born in Little Tokyo in Los Angeles in the 1960s. Some 60 years later the paint was created a few blocks away in...