AK Interactive – Desert Medium Rocks 100ml (AK8307) is a natural stone mix designed to recreate realistic desert and rocky terrain. These medium-sized stones feature authentic texture and shape, making them perfect for arid dioramas, dry mountain slopes, or eroded landscapes in any scale — from small 25 mm bases to large 1:35 scenes.

Their natural tone and rough surface provide an authentic, weathered appearance ideal for depicting dry riverbeds, rocky paths, or sunbaked hillsides. Whether you’re building a historical battlefield, a sci-fi outpost, or a fantasy wasteland, Desert Medium Rocks add convincing structure and depth to your terrain.

Main features:

• Natural desert stones with realistic texture and shape
• Perfect for arid, eroded, or rocky environments
• Ready-to-use scenic material for bases and dioramas
• Can be combined with sand, pigments, and dry terrain effects
• Easy to fix with white glue or Gravel & Sand Fixer (AK118)

Technical details:

• Reference: AK8307
• Contents: 100 ml
• Color: light beige to sand tones
• Material: natural stone
• Particle size: medium (approx. 3–8 mm)
• Suitable for: 25 mm bases to 1:35 and 1:72 dioramas

Applications & inspiration:

• Use as a base layer for desert and mountain terrain in dioramas.
• Ideal for rocky slopes, eroded areas, or dry riverbeds.
• Combine with Desert Sand, Dry Ground, or Dust Effects for extra realism.
• Great for military, fantasy, sci-fi, or architectural models.

Pro tips:
Apply the stones over a thin layer of white glue or scenic medium. Arrange them naturally in clusters for realistic variation. Once dry, secure with Gravel & Sand Fixer (AK118) for added durability. Enhance the finish with light drybrushing in beige or ivory tones, or use pigments to simulate desert dust and sun weathering.

The Desert Medium Rocks bring life and realism to arid environments. Whether you’re crafting a forgotten ruin, a parched canyon, or a futuristic outpost, these natural stones give your bases and dioramas an authentic, detailed finish that feels true to the desert landscape.