Battlefield Basing: Glue

The Army Painter’s Battlefield Basing Glue is a
special, non-toxic glue perfect for glueing rocks, sand, grass, or other basing
material to a miniature base or your terrain.

A miniature’s base is just as important as the actual
figure. This is because it contributes to the overall gaming experience, adds
to the aesthetics and visual appeal of the figure, and helps convey the
character's background or environment. Adding details such as sand, rocks, and
tufts can take the mini’s look to a higher level. To do so, you only need basing materials and
glue.

The Battlefield Basing Glue is a non-toxic PVA glue
(Polyvinyl Acetate) ideal for all terrain building, scenery making, and
miniature basing. It is water-soluble, meaning you can thin it with water to
achieve the desired viscosity. When wet, the PVA glue is white and becomes
transparent after drying. 

Craft glue, wood glue, PVA glue – whatever you call
it, Battlefield Basing Glue is the best glue for miniature basing and terrain
building. Because of its strong bonding capabilities, it can be used to glue
together a wide range of materials, including XPS foam, Styrofoam, wood, paper,
cardboard, cork, and plaster.  

The Battlefield Basing Glue comes in a smart dropper bottle with a pointy precision nozzle for easier and more precise application.
You can dose the exact amount you need and minimise waste. The smart twister cap keeps the glue fresh for longer.

If you need to cover a larger area, e.g., when
building terrain, you can use an old brush to spread out the glue.

As the Battlefield Basing Glue doesn’t work as well on plastics and metals, we recommend you add The Army Painter’s Plastic Glue and Super Glue to your
toolbox.

How to open:

Twist top of the counter clockwise to open 

Binds:

• XPS foam
• Styrofoam
• Wood
• Paper
• Cardboard
• Plaster

Contains
1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one and reaction mass of
5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one (3:1).
May produce an allergic reaction.

Conforms to ASTM D-4236. Not suitable for children under 14 years of age.