Fight Through The Aldan Indomitus Ruins With Bandua’s New Terrain

November 7, 2017 by brennon

Bandua is adding to their Sci-Fi collection with a range of new ruins which can be used for your grimdark battlefields of the far future where there is only war...

The collection of terrain pieces breaks down as such...

Ruined Trade House
Ruined Administratum
Ruined Fortress
Bell Of Souls Tower

...and gives you some larger terrain pieces to drop onto the tabletop allowing you to create some actual cover for your soldiers as they advance. Bandua is adding to their Sci-Fi collection with a range of new ruins which can be used for your grimdark battlefields of the far future where there is only war...

The set comes prepainted so there isn't anything you really have to do when it comes to dropping them onto the tabletop.

They are significantly hefty as you'll have no doubt seen here, dwarfing even Roboute Guilliman himself as he stands in that cavernous ruin.

One of the nice touches is the addition of some of the symbology to the terrain showing off its previous use as an Imperial structure before it got bombed to hell and back. The cracks in the floor are a nice touch as well.

Another nice addition to the range is the sets of windows with added detail to them as well. Maybe you could try and scope in with a model's eye view sniper shot through one of those?

Of all the structures the biggest is the towering Bell Of Souls Tower.

Now you've got that centrepiece that you were looking for to dominate over a sector on the tabletop. I think the addition of the small pillars on the top are very helpful for those taking cover up on the ruins. Once again it's also big enough to hide a squad behind so you're not just going to get shredded by the enemy.

What do you think of this new set of terrain which will also be offered up in bundle form as well?

Drop your thoughts below...

"Bandua is adding to their Sci-Fi collection with a range of new ruins which can be used for your grimdark battlefields of the far future where there is only war..."

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