Industrial settings offer plenty of opportunities for creating challenging
battlegrounds in
war gaming. In addition to large structures and equipment, there is always a need for smaller bits of
scenery to act as obstacles or to provide additional
cover for your
troops.
Here are some examples of piles of
industrial pipes. These represent large pipe segments that have been simply stacked for storage until needed.
Several sizes of pipes have been used to vary the height of the
terrain.
The pipes show signs of surface corrosion and
weathering from being exposed to the elements over time. Dirt, leaves and gravel have gradually piled up along the bottom pipes, even flowing into the open ends.
Various bits of minor
industrial debris lie scattered about the base of the pipes: broken lumber, short section of a rusting I-beam, metal scraps, even a small dozer blade. It would be possible that the larger pipes offer some concealment to an opponent waiting in hiding for an unsuspecting victim.
These
terrain pieces are designed for
25 to 28 mm scale miniature figures. They stand from 1-3/4 to 2-1/8 inches (45 to 55 mm) tall. The bases are about 6 x 2-1/2 inches (150 x 65 mm).
Terrain pieces like these can be used in most
science fiction war games. They would fit right into
post apocalyptic landscapes.