NAM Features: Vietnamese Huts (x2)
About this Product
The NAM Features: Vietnamese Huts (x2) terrain set brings authentic Southeast Asian village scenery to your Team Yankee: 'Nam tabletop. This set includes two traditional-style thatched huts, perfect for enhancing the realism of your Vietnam War-era battles. Whether you're staging a rural skirmish or a full-scale village assault, these buildings help bring your battlefield to life.
Designed in 15mm scale to match the rest of the Team Yankee and Flames of War ranges, these resin or plastic structures offer visual interest, tactical cover, and immersive storytelling potential. Great for use in both historical and narrative gaming scenarios.
Key Features
ā¢ Includes 2x 15mm scale Vietnamese huts
ā¢ Ideal for Team Yankee: āNam or other Southeast Asian wargames
ā¢ Highly detailed thatched roofing and bamboo wall textures
ā¢ Provides cover and line-of-sight blocking in gameplay
ā¢ Requires minimal prepācan be painted straight out of the box
Why Buy This Kit?
ā¢ Instantly enhances battlefield realism with thematic terrain
ā¢ Adds tactical depth to Vietnam War scenarios
ā¢ Pairs perfectly with PAVN infantry, US forces, and jungle settings
ā¢ Easy to paint with weathered wood, thatch, or mud finishes
Gameplay Role
These huts serve as light structures in-game, offering concealment and cover for infantry while shaping movement and firing lines. Great for creating mission objectives or staging village ambushes.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Use drybrushed tans, browns, and mossy greens to simulate weathered bamboo and thatched roofs. A black or dark brown wash will help bring out the textured detail. Consider basing them on textured bases with static grass or mud effects to blend into your table setup.
Historical Context Sidebar
Traditional rural huts like these were commonplace throughout Vietnam, often built from bamboo, wood, and thatch. During the Vietnam War, entire villages became focal points of military operations, as combatants from both sides used them for shelter, supply storage, or ambush points. Representing these in your tabletop battles captures the tactical complexity and human setting of the conflict.
