8 Science-Fiction Corner Ruins

€23.40

Eight science fiction corner ruin terrain set with four designs, two copies of each. Large ruins: 187 × 110 × 96 mm; small ruins: 126 × 110 × 96 mm.

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Mainland Spain: 1–2 working days.
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United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Eight science fiction corner ruin terrain set structures create an urban group from four different designs, with two copies of each. Broken walls, open windows and partially destroyed corners give the buildings an accessible outline. Differences in wall distribution and damaged areas vary the scene while preserving a common architectural theme.

The recorded dimensions are 187 × 110 × 96 mm for the larger ruins and 126 × 110 × 96 mm for the smaller ones. The reference is intended for 28 mm and 32 mm miniature settings. You can arrange the corner forms around streets, crossroads, squares or parts of an abandoned industrial district.

Decide how the routes between buildings support the encounter before placing the group. A destroyed colony, a damaged administrative area or a campaign city can each use the same ruins differently. Keep relevant miniature positions reachable and agree cover, movement and sightlines according to your chosen rules rather than assuming automatic effects from the open corners.

The set is supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint. A common wall palette can connect the eight structures to one district, with selective differences suggesting separate buildings. Washes define panel and window recesses, while highlights along broken edges make the damage readable. Related dirt and weathering can then tie the four designs into a coherent urban landscape affected by the same events.