Industrial Tank Assault

€24.80

Industrial Tank Assault terrain combines platforms, stairs, scaffolding, railings, a fuel tank and drums for a modular science-fiction storage or maintenance installation.

Made to order: 2–5 calendar days for preparation. Shipping time is added afterwards:

Mainland Spain: 1–2 working days.
Balearic Islands: 2–3 working days.
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United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Industrial Tank Assault terrain centres a modular installation on a fuel tank and its surrounding access structures. The set brings together platforms, stairs, scaffolding, railings and industrial drums, giving the tank a working environment rather than leaving it as an isolated object on the table.

The combination suits a refinery zone, a fuel store or a maintenance area within a science-fiction facility. Platforms establish the upper routes, while supports and stairs connect their visual role to the ground below. The original specification references 61 mm and 122 mm components, which you can consider when planning the set alongside other industrial scenery.

A mission might focus on reaching the tank, protecting the stored supplies or moving through the installation to another objective. Before arranging the components, decide which part of the scene matters to the encounter and how players will reach it. Miniatures used in the presentation photographs are not included. Resolve height, access and cover according to the rules chosen for the game.

The terrain is supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint. The tank can take the facility’s main colour, with the walkway network distinguished by a different metal finish. Weathering around the drums, joints and lower supports can link the elements together, suggesting how the installation has been used without dictating a particular history for your campaign.