City fences
12,50 €
Immerse your armies in the dark, futuristic world of Warhammer 40,000 with our sci-fi gothic terrain kits.
The MDF City fences are a set of modular sets designed to enrich your Warhammer 40K and Kill Team tables. This kit includes 7 human-sized grids from old parks or imperial building courtyards. Thus, you can easily structure realistic and varied urban areas. City fences fit perfectly into ruined hive city environments or abandoned neighborhoods.
In addition, these elements offer great flexibility for implementation. You can use them to close a space, guide movement or create semi-closed areas. Thus, they make it possible to vary trajectories and tactical situations. Moreover, their fine shape does not obstruct the reading of the battlefield. In addition, their gothic style reinforces the visual identity of the Warhammer 40K sets.
Finally, this set is ideal to add detail without overloading the table. Once assembled and painted, the City fences bring an atmosphere of imperial city in decline. Thus, they enhance immersion while improving the structure and readability of your parts.
Our highly detailed products are laser cut from 3mm MDF.
This kit is sold unassembled and not painted.
Production time
Our products are made to order.
Please allow a few days for production (excluding shipping), depending on the number of items ordered and the number of pieces per item.
Customization & Bespoke Solutions
Would you like to customize one of our kits (dimensions, engravings, design details)? We can tailor our designs to your needs. Do you have an original idea? We can bring it to life for you!
Assembly & Painting
We offer you the option of receiving your scenery sets fully assembled and painted, ready to use. Each kit is carefully assembled and painted by hand using techniques specifically designed for MDF.
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Stefan –
Sehen klasse aus. Schade nur das die Anleitung nicht online war… ging aber auch so!