Delicate foliage for more natural vegetation

Fine Leaves is a new range of delicate model leaves designed for more natural-looking trees, shrubs, undergrowth, and ground cover. Rather than creating a flat and repetitive surface, the material helps build vegetation that looks lighter, livelier, and more convincing both in close-up view and in the overall scene.

The range includes 10 colour variants, from fresh spring greens to mature summer tones and expressive autumn shades. That makes Fine Leaves suitable not only for one specific task, but for a wide range of seasonal and landscape situations.

Not just another foliage scatter

What makes Fine Leaves different is not just the colour range, but the way the surface behaves visually. The material is based on varied size, varied shape, and a slightly uneven surface, so the finished vegetation does not look flat or mechanically repeated.

In nature, no two branches are the same. Fine Leaves therefore do not create a uniform surface, but a finer and more naturally looking vegetation structure. This is especially visible where foliage should remain light, lively, and realistic rather than forming one even mass.

From tree crowns to forest floor

Fine Leaves are a natural fit for tree foliage and shrubs, but that is only part of their use.

They also work very well for small patches of vegetation along roads, forest edges, or embankments, and selected shades are highly effective for forest floor, fallen leaves, and dry ground cover.

This makes the range useful not only for one specific task, but for creating more believable transitions between trees, undergrowth, and the ground surface beneath them.

A full range of seasonal tones

The collection includes fresh spring greens, light and medium greens, darker summer tones, late summer shades, and expressive autumn colours. That makes it easy to place several green tones side by side in one scene, which is exactly how real vegetation behaves in nature.

For autumn layouts, the range also includes stronger yellow, orange, red, and brown tones. These can be used not only on trees and shrubs, but also on the ground, where they help create more believable layers of fallen leaves and seasonal ground cover.