Great War: Trenchline System (x8)
The Great War: Trenchline System (x8) is a pre-painted terrain set designed for 15mm scale wargaming, particularly suited for recreating World War I trench warfare scenarios. This set provides a comprehensive trench system, allowing players to enhance the realism and strategic depth of their tabletop battles.
Company sized assaults in World War 1 were conducted on a narrow front to concentrate firepower against the defenders position, so games are generally played on a 4'x4' (120cm x 120cm) table. The Trenchline System gives you a full set of trenches spanning a 4' (120cm) table for your Great War games that you can deploy and be defended straight away.
Key Features:
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Comprehensive Trench Sections: The set includes eight trench pieces—two each of 'L', 'R', 'I', and 'Y' sections—enabling the construction of an extensive and interconnected trench network across a 4-foot (120cm) gaming table.
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Pre-Painted and Ready to Use: Each piece comes pre-painted, allowing for immediate integration into your gaming setup without the need for additional painting or assembly.
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Durable Materials: Crafted from high-quality materials to withstand regular use, ensuring longevity and consistent performance during gameplay.
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Versatile Design: While optimized for World War I scenarios, the trench system is adaptable for various historical periods and wargaming rulesets, offering flexibility for different gaming experiences.
Company sized assaults in World War 1 were conducted on a narrow front to concentrate firepower against the defenders position, so games are generally played on a 4'x4' (120cm x 120cm) table. The Trenchline System gives you a full set of trenches spanning a 4' (120cm) table for your Great War games that you can deploy and be defended straight away.
The box contains all the pieces necessary to deploy a defensive line used in the Great War supplement.
In The Big Push mission for example you place your trenches across the span of the table, with your troops deployed anywhere from the front of the trenchlines to the back of the table. This allows your infantry to lurk in relative safety whilst your guns and tanks can sit further back.
The two communication trenches (which link your front line to the back of the table) provide you with a way to move your reinforcements into the fight without being shot up!
