Laser plants-Alien Flytrap
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Alien flytraps (named after the earth Dionaea plants) are giant bright-blue-coloured glowing carnivorous plants, becoming reddish-brown and poisonous with maturation. They are great to give danger and beauty to your scenes.
This sheet contains 52 different colored and sized alien flytrap leaves for your scale models, hobby figures and scenic dioramas.
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