by Brad Sanders
hile developing Chaos at Kasserine, our campaign pack set during the Tunisian campaign of 1943, we realized we needed an entirely new collection of terrain to bring the battlefields of North Africa to life.
We wanted pieces that would do more than look great on the tabletop. They also needed to break up lines of sight, represent important terrain and objectives, and add authentic character to our scenarios. That need inspired us to create the Tunisia Terrain collection—and now we’re excited to share it with you.
This Kickstarter includes a wide variety of natural and constructed terrain inspired by the landscapes and battlefields of Tunisia in 1943. The models are supplied as STL files and are designed for both FDM and resin printing. Each piece is created at 28mm scale, but the files can easily be scaled up or down to suit your preferred game or miniature scale.
We’ve kept the campaign simple: there is just one pledge level. When you back the project, you receive the complete terrain collection—including every unlocked stretch goal.
Every piece in the collection has been printed, painted, and tested in tabletop games. Many were originally designed for Chaos at Kasserine, with practical gameplay uses such as blocking lines of sight, marking defensive positions, and representing barbed wire, minefields, airfields, and other battlefield features.
Whether you are recreating the Tunisian campaign or building a North African battlefield of your own, Tunisia Terrain gives you a versatile, table-ready collection designed by wargamers, for wargamers.
