Galeforce 9 Hobby Round: Bocage Flock Blend New

Gale Force Nine: Hobby Round â Bocage Flock Blend

About this Product

Recreate the dense, tangled hedgerows of rural Europe with Gale Force Nine Hobby Round â Bocage Flock Blend. This specially formulated blend features deep greens and natural tones ideal for simulating the thick vegetation of bocage countryâperfect for historical wargaming, especially World War II Normandy campaigns. Use it to cover bases, build hedgerows, or enhance dioramas with realistic ground cover.

Packaged in a convenient resealable Hobby Round container, this flock works beautifully with 15mm to 32mm scale miniatures and terrain pieces, offering texture and visual impact with minimal effort.

Key Features

⢠Multi-tone flock blend inspired by European bocage terrain

⢠Ideal for building hedgerows, forest floors, and dense rural scenery

⢠Suitable for 15mm to 32mm scale wargaming and dioramas

⢠Packaged in a resealable Hobby Round container

⢠Easy to apply with white glue or scenic adhesive

Why Buy This Product?

⢠Perfect for Normandy-themed tables and historical battlefields

⢠Adds depth and realism to bases and terrain boards

⢠Works well with static grass, clump foliage, and tree kits

⢠Simple to applyâgreat for all hobby skill levels

Gameplay Role (Aesthetic enhancement only)

Thematic basing and terrain, like bocage scenery, can dramatically improve immersionâespecially in historical scenarios where terrain defines tactics and movement.

Paint & Hobby Tips

Apply over a dark brown base layer for a rich, organic look. Use PVA glue to fix the flock in place, then seal with matte spray for durability. Combine with bushes, scatter rocks, and tree roots to create the appearance of overgrown, impassable hedgerows.

Historical Context Sidebar

The bocage countryside of Normandy was infamous during WWII for its tightly packed hedgerows and sunken roads. These natural barriers slowed Allied progress during the D-Day invasion aftermath and led to close-quarters fighting. This flock blend replicates that environment, making it ideal for games set in rural France or similarly vegetated areas.