Hunker Down Behind Spectre Miniatures’ HESCO Barriers
October 21, 2019 by brennon
Stack up some new terrain elements from Spectre Miniatures as you build your modern battlefields. A pair of new HESCO Barrier sets have been released by the team which are a perfect fit for hastily defended frontiers.
You can see the HESCO Barriers here at the front of the image, the cages stacked full of rubble and dirt which allow you to form some pretty solid defensive lines. You could use these as a nice way to frame your command headquarters and provide some interesting lines of fire for enemies to focus in on.
There are two options over on their webstore with Alpha and Bravo packs which can be snapped up right now. It's not a sexy release but it's one which helps keep your gaming tables looking authentic.
Will you be snagging some?
"It's not a sexy release but it's one which helps keep your gaming tables looking authentic..."
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fabulous barriers the look like shipping containers (cages) full of rubble.
This is a nice addition to any modern warfare table setup, as these barriers are in use currently far and wide with military units today.
As for what the barriers are in rear life, here is the Wikipedia entry…….
The HESCO MIL is a modern gabion primarily used for flood control and military fortifications. It is made of a collapsible wire mesh container and heavy duty fabric liner, and used as a temporary to semi-permanent levee or blast wall against explosions or small-arms.
Nice! Looking cool. Always wondered what these were called.
I already 3D printed these a lot, way cheaper ! But it’s great to have it for those who dont 3D print