Vallejo - Diorama FX Ground Textures | Rough Grey Pumice 200 ml. (6.76 fl.oz.) | Premium Acrylic Color for Modelers & Miniature Enthusiasts | Exclusively Designed for Modelling

Vallejo Rough Grey Pumice has become one of my go-to products for creating realistic terrain and textured bases for my miniatures. It’s easy to use, dries rock-hard, and adds a great level of detail to any base or diorama. Why I love it: Amazing Texture: The rough, gritty texture is perfect for simulating rocky ground, concrete, rubble, or harsh terrain. It adds depth and realism to bases without needing extra materials. Easy to Apply: Goes on smooth with a brush, spatula, or even a sculpting tool. It spreads easily and holds shape well—great for custom terrain builds or battle-damaged effects. Paint-Friendly: Once dry, it takes paint beautifully. No flaking, no weird absorption—it holds color just like a primed surface. Quick Drying & Solid Finish: Dries relatively fast depending on the thickness, and once it sets, it’s very durable. No cracking or crumbling! Generous Amount: The 200ml tub lasts a long time, even with heavy use. A little goes a long way. Whether you’re a wargamer, modeler, or hobby artist, this is a fantastic tool for upping your basing game. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to add professional texture to their miniatures or dioramas.

I was on the look out for more hobby supplies I could test and play around with and this stuff is amazing. If you need to add grit to a project or add texture to miniature war gaming bases, then this is for you. It takes paint very well, dries solid, and you get a ton for your money. It is easy to work with and very forgiving in terms of fixing mistakes or adjusting things. You can even build up small hills or roiling ground effects with it, highly recommended.

You really can't beat the value you get with Vallejo's basing materials. There's oodles more than any decent competitor (e.g., GW), and the price is nearly the same. The grey pumice is excellent when used as a basic basing sand or dirt effect. Other options, like "dark earth" are a bit more hefty, but are also excellent size and value. It's all down to personal preference for what type of base you want to create.

Product is thick & pasty you will go through brushes but once its dries looks great I typically use it as a base paint for my diorama to give it an earthy texture works for me easy to paint over as needed . What I didnt like with my last purchase was that Amazon sent me a used instead of a new bottle when I opened my package I noticed paint crust on the side of the bottle & the lid was partially open rendering it as a used product . I always like to keep an extra bottle of this stuff on hand & was not expecting a used product not cool so I sent back for a refund!!!!👉 🤬

I ordered the rough grey pumice and it serves well for model basing. It looks great with a few pebbles and vallejo black wash! Just the look I was going for. It goes on thick but loses some volume after drying. Also, it glues down any rocks I add on top.

Very cool product. I was able to achieve results similar to the ones the marketing materials indicate on my first try. I love experimenting with different basing materials and methods. This is one of the cooler materials I’ve worked with.

The Vallejo sandy paste dries matte. It sticks well. It takes paint well. The grain is finer than what you're likely to get if you were to make your own texture paint which means the texture is actually in scale for miniatures. You also get a ton for your money. The value is hard to beat.

Easy to use and wash or paint. Looks nice on mini bases