TTCombat Tease New Fantasy Terrain
February 15, 2019 by cassn
TTCombat has released teaser images of their current terrain project for Work In Progress Wednesday, and it's ruined.
Get it??? Ruined, because they're ruins...shut up, I'm hilarious. The Sci-fi Gothic ruins are consistently a best seller in the TT Combat range, so the company has decided to produce a fantasy range for their customers.
Focusing on low cost and high usability, all walkable surfaces are spaced at 25mm/1in squares to allow for RPG use as well as wargaming terrain. The set will include five large corner ruins, four small corner ruins, the bridge, and two sets of stairs for £18, which is a pretty amazing deal.
The fantasy ruin set is still in production and prototype stage, but keep up-to-date through the TT Combat website, as it's sure to go out for release soon.
Is affordability a factor when it comes to choosing your terrain?
"Low cost and high usability!"
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those tiles on the main walkway… what size are they? 1″?
Yep.
“Focusing on low cost and high usability, all walkable surfaces are spaced at 25mm/1in squares to allow for RPG use as well as wargaming terrain.”
I blame my poor eyesight! I just got new glasses XD (Oh I feel dumb XD)
good terrain for a city table.
Very nice!
I’ve been searching for a walkway like that for awhile now, it appears it’s over now, especially at that price!
I’m seeing a rebirth of some Mordheim action! Now just more ruins with second storeys complete with the awesome texturing and off to the rodeo we go for wyrdstone. Well, if you’d be riding oversized rat ogres that’d be about right.
I’d love to see TTCombat do something like this for modern cities. Most mdf modern ruins I see are really low on detail.
The walkway reminds me of the bridge with the Minotaur from Dark Souls One
Remember the discussion about adapting “Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell” to the tabletop? Anyone else seeing the Faerie Roads here?
Nice for all kinds of surreal setting.