Description

Base Ready City Rubble

Bring the shattered streets and crumbling ruins of an urban battlefield to your miniature bases with Base Ready City Rubble from Geek Gaming Scenics. This premium, custom-blended basing mix combines crushed concrete, brick fragments, and gritty aggregates — carefully selected for their authentic rubble colour and texture — delivering a convincing ruined cityscape finish, straight from the resealable pouch, with no painting required.

Whether you're basing a Warhammer 40,000 warband, building a bombed-out urban terrain board, or adding a war-torn city floor to a diorama, Base Ready City Rubble delivers cool, grey, gritty tones that make your miniatures look truly at home among the ruins.

Why Choose Base Ready City Rubble?

• ✔ Pre-mixed & ready to use — apply straight from the pouch, no blending or painting required
• Scenic texture — City Rubble adds colour and texture to bases and terrain.
• ✔ Authentic urban rubble aesthetic — cool, grey tones perfect for historical, sci-fi, and urban warfare themes
• ✔ Versatile — ideal for 28mm & 32mm miniature bases, dioramas, and scatter terrain
• ✔ Available in 300ml — a generous pouch covering approximately 200+ 28mm models
• ✔ Made in Great Britain by Geek Gaming Scenics, in-house blended for consistent quality

Perfect For

• Warhammer 40,000, historical WW2, and urban warfare miniature basing
• Ruined city, bombed-out building, and urban battlefield terrain boards
• Dioramas and display pieces with a war-torn, crumbling, urban setting
• Layering with debris, tufts, and scatter pieces for rich, multi-depth ruined city scenes

How to Apply

1. Apply suitable basing glue to a clean, dry surface.
2. Sprinkle Base Ready City Rubble onto the adhesive and press gently into place.
3. Carefully remove loose excess and allow the adhesive to dry fully before handling.
4. Add tufts or other scenic details if desired.
5. Painting is optional. Test any sealant on a small area first.

Volume: 300ml | Coverage: approximately 200+ 28mm models | Origin: Made in Great Britain

Coverage varies depending on base size and application thickness.

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight