3 Tribal Huts

Three tribal hut terrain set buildings form a small rustic settlement with varied sizes. The pack contains one large hut, one medium hut and one small hut, each combining vertical reed or bamboo-style walls with a conical thatched roof. The different proportions give the group more variety than three copies of one dwelling.

Geometric relief patterns run around the outer walls, adding detail to the represented construction. Each building is hollow with a broad frontal entrance, allowing miniatures to be positioned within. The set can belong to a jungle village, a grassland community or another fantasy location whose architecture draws on these materials.

Decide how the huts relate before arranging them on the table. A home, a communal destination and a smaller dwelling can each have a role in the story without the size prescribing a particular use. Keep relevant miniature positions accessible and agree movement, cover and sightlines through your chosen rules.

The huts arrive unpainted, ready to prime and paint. Darker washes can define the vertical wall texture and the grooves of the thatch, with lighter drybrushing separating the roof edges. Contrasting colours on the geometric details can distinguish individual buildings, while a shared palette ties all three to the same community. The finish can suggest a maintained village or an older settlement encountered during an expedition.