Gale Force Nine: Hobby Round – Summer Flock Blend
About this Product
Create vibrant, natural-looking bases and scenery with Gale Force Nine Hobby Round – Summer Flock Blend. This colorful blend of green and yellow flock is designed to mimic the appearance of sun-kissed summer vegetation. Ideal for hobbyists working on fantasy, historical, or sci-fi miniatures, this basing material brings warm, seasonal realism to your tabletop.
Perfect for use with models in the 15mm to 32mm range, this flock can be applied to miniature bases, terrain boards, or dioramas. The blend is packaged in a convenient, resealable Hobby Round container for easy use and storage.
Key Features
• Summer-themed static flock blend with green and yellow tones
• Suitable for basing miniatures and creating scenic terrain
• Works with most scales (15mm to 32mm) and game systems
• Resealable Hobby Round container for easy storage
• Use with white glue, hobby cement, or terrain adhesives
Why Buy This Product?
• Adds seasonal realism and color variation to your hobby projects
• Blends beautifully with other Gale Force Nine basing materials
• Enhances visual depth on both individual bases and large terrain pieces
• Quick and easy to apply—ideal for all skill levels
Gameplay Role (Visual enhancement only)
Improved scenic basing helps visually differentiate units or armies and adds immersive atmosphere to the tabletop, particularly in narrative and campaign settings.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Apply over a brown or light tan base coat for best contrast. Use PVA glue to fix the flock in place, press gently, and tap off excess. Seal with matte varnish spray to lock in color and texture. Combine with tufts, rocks, or static grass for added detail.
Historical Context Sidebar (Hobby-focused)
Flock blends have long been used by modelers to represent terrain features like fields, meadows, and forest floors. Summer blends, in particular, are ideal for representing late spring to early autumn landscapes—perfect for historical battlefields, fantasy realms, or post-apocalyptic overgrowth.
