My Village Black-Grey Pebbles Medium Grain – 370 ml Tub Natural Stone Landscaping Accent (SKU MYD106)
My Village Black-Grey Pebbles Medium Grain – 370 ml Tub Natural Stone Landscaping Accent (SKU MYD106) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
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Description
Description
Bring dark rustic contrast, authentic scale, and natural stone texture to your miniature display with My Village Black-Grey Pebbles Medium Grain (370 ml, SKU MYD106). Packaged in a practical 370 ml reusable tub, these medium-grain black and grey decorative stones are perfectly proportioned for building realistic village streets, dark cobblestone paths, mountain riverbeds, and courtyard paving across your seasonal layouts.
Featuring a versatile medium-grain consistency, these natural stones offer smooth, even coverage that is effortless to pour, shape, and style. Fully reusable year after year, they integrate seamlessly alongside My Village natural mosses, slate pieces, bark, and artificial snow to elevate the depth of your Lemax and holiday village displays.
Key Features & Benefits
- Natural Medium-Grain Black-Grey Finish: Delivers dark stone contrast that highlights illuminated buildings, figurines, and bright snow cover.
- Generous 370 ml Reusable Tub: Provides ample scatter material to cover village squares, pathways, and mountain bases season after season.
- Versatile Scenery Application: Ideal for filling gaps around building bases, lining road borders, or layering over display platforms.
- Mess-Free & Reusable: Easy to pour and shape dry without glue, then sweep up and store for future seasonal setups.
- Universal Brand Compatibility: Perfectly scaled for Lemax Christmas Village, Luville, Department 56, and N/HO scale model railway layouts.

