Haunted Cemetery

Beyond the crooked iron gate lies a tiny cemetery where moss creeps over forgotten stones and lanterns glow long after dark.

Build your own miniature graveyard with tombstones, mausoleums, open graves, skeletons and bones, plus the small strange details that make a scene feel lived in and long since left behind.

Every piece here is chosen to work together at miniature scale, so you can begin with a single row of headstones and grow it into a whole haunted acre.

How to build one

Start with the graves. A cemetery is rows before it is anything else. Begin with the Cemetery Graves Set, or the Graves with Movable Tombstones, which open so you can decide what is still inside.

Give it an edge. Without a boundary a graveyard reads as scattered rocks. The Graveyard Fence & Graves Set draws the line where ordinary ground stops.

Add one tall thing. Somewhere for the eye to land. The Graveyard Mausoleum is the landmark, and the Cemetery Mausoleum Set gives you smaller tombs to gather around it.

Work the ground. This is the step most people skip, and the reason their graveyard never looks finished. Skulls and bones tucked into the moss and along the paths reward leaning in.

Add somebody. Scenery becomes a scene the moment a figure is in it. Mortimer the Grave Robber is mid-dig, and the yard suddenly has a story going on in it.

A note on scale. Everything here is built for 28mm/32mm tabletop terrain and runs smaller than our village-scale Haunted Village pieces. Both are lovely. Just do not plan one scene across the two.

Want the whole thing laid out end to end? Our walkthrough on how to build a miniature haunted cemetery goes piece by piece.

New to miniature sizing? Our miniature scale guide explains what 28mm and 32mm mean and how to tell whether pieces will look right together.