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15mm Ruined Buildings

15mm Ruined Buildings

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The 15mm Ruined Buildings MDF terrain kit represents modern construction methods on your tabletop. Whether you’re playing Cold War games like Team Yankee or even Sci-fi games, your troops can shelter in the reinforced concrete lift core.

15mm ruins improve your gaming with:

  • Modular facade wall placement 
  • Durable MDF design
  • Easy access to place your 15mm minis on all levels
  • NOT being the same old 19th century load bearing masonry L shape ruins you see on every tabletop! They’re fine but variation is the spice of life - and brings you more immersion!
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I made only about 100 before moving out of the workshop - grab 'em while you still can!

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terrain scale/s: 15mm

Product Specificiations

weight: 0.58 kg

scale/s: 15mm

dimensions: W 90 mm x L 185 mm x H 130 mm

MDF terrain is supplied unassembled and unpainted.

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15mm Terrain Ruins

Did you know? Modern ruins explained:

Load Bearing Masonry

Most wargaming terrain ruins are actually based on pre-WWII construction methods. Ruins seen in WWII are usually load-bearing masonry from earlier building stock.

The strongest part of masonry buildings are the corners, which is why you usually see the corners intact more so than the slabs and middle of the walls. Timber construction was typical for flooring, which often collapsed from fire.

Realistic Modern Ruins explained 

I saw in a Facebook group, someone had shared a picture of their (lovely) sci-fi city. Except their mechs didn’t look right amongst the 1910’s New York looking table. Why? Because the windows were too small!

With the adoption of reinforced concrete structural systems, lightweight, non-load bearing walls and larger windows were possible.

In the tabletop wargaming context, you can imagine that explosions and combat have destroyed or damaged much of the non-load bearing masonry veneer.

(the facade walls) 

BUT the structural system comprised of the:

  • Central core, which provides structural bracing and lateral stability
  • Reinforced concrete columns 
  • Reinforced concrete slabs 

have mostly remained intact. 

Rebar-counters, eat your heart out!

I’m probably over-explaining it but you might find this interesting! There weren’t any terrain designs that I’ve seen represent ruins with these modern concrete structures. 

Finally - modern 15mm ruins for your Cold War and modern Wargaming immersion!

Modular wall placement

Position the ruined facade walls as you see fit - make each building unique and tell a story. 

Architect designed terrain

With 5 years experience in architecture I bring you only the most immersive and well balanced MDF terrain designs, informed by real architecture. 

Easy miniature placement

Generous ceiling heights allow even larger hands easy access to hplace miniatures inside. 

Quality MDF

I’ve been told (check out our reviews) we have the best quality MDF on the market. 

Level Up Your Terrain Game

Features:

  • Position the ruined facade walls as you see fit - you can have one side of the building more ruined than the other. This also allows multiple kits to look unique.
  • Generous ceiling heights @ 36mm so you can actually fit your miniatures and hand in the building to move them around (Standard residential ceiling height would be 27mm)
  • 15mm scale (1/100) ruined building terrain could represent many building types
  • The MDF ruins suits 15mm miniature games such as Team Yankee.

You might notice the earlier version in the cinematic pictures lacks a lift core - I found the earlier version was only stable when all the columns were glued in place. The production version in the photos is much easier to build, stronger and looks much better too!

We also have a 32mm scale Modern Ruins kit.

You can pick up the 15mm Maschinen Krieger miniatures from Slave 2 Gaming.