Battle Systems Sci-fi Terrain Frontier Core Set - 28-35mm RPG/Wargames / 40k Necromunda Card Scenery

Planning to use this for Warcaster Neo-Mechanika and Space Station Zero.

This terrain is well detailed, sturdy and nice for miniatures. I use them for my 40k, and Necromunda figures. Its customizable so you can make it different each time and add more of them together to make a huge playing area. Comes with a heavy duty mat as well. Great terrain for miniatures or roleplaying games. Comes with computer consoles, elevators which are pretty slick, chairs, chests which open, a containment unit, stairs, lockers they thought of it all!!

Good product after the first order got misplaced

Tiles are decent quality and great looking! My only issue is with the neoprene mat. There are creasesthat take a lot of extra work to remove, and I’m not sure you can entirely remove them. Neoprene is supposed to be rolled and not folded, though I understand they do it for packaging reasons. If you are picky then the mat might be unusable for you. The tiles however, are versatile, great looking and should be handled with a LOT of care for longevity. No instructions included but that wasn’t and issue for us with the online photos. Although I like the product and I see myself buying more battlesystems terrain in the future, I feel it might be a bit overpriced considering the state of the game mat. Not worth 90 USD if you just need a few tiles. In that case, I’d recommend checking the smaller core sets that also have awesome art.

We enjoy playing board game with this. It's fun to play.

This terrain is incredibly underwhelming. Yes, the terrain covers a 2’ x 2’ area, and that’s a lot, but it’s all off-center-printed, thin card stock. And the online-only video instructions don’t match up with the product you buy. There are minor differences here and there that make assembly more difficult to figure out. Maybe at a quarter of the price it would be worth it. Do yourself a favor and get higher-quality terrain.

I own a 3d printers. (Ender 3 / Mars 3) I am no stranger to mini gaming. (Warhammer, Warhammer 40k, Walking Dead: All Out War, Stargrave, Frostgrave, 5 Parsecs From Home, Chain Of Command, Star Wars: Legion, the list goes on and on). This type of terrain gets a little hate for being cardboard and slightly expensive. I can say that printing all this scatter in resin (or FDM) takes time, money, basic understanding and common sense, material, etc. On top of all of that, you will still need to prime and paint it. I own pretty much the full fantasy line. I own the City set. I now own this set for 5 Parsecs. I can't hate on the stuff. It's perfect for this kind of stuff. I HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend getting a set of sharpees. (Or watercolor markers, which I use.) You can spend the time "penning" the edges to match the colors of the terrain and this stuff just comes alive. It's takes time, but you can't argue the results. If you're on the fence, I say go for it. You won't be disappointed. It's pretty solid. You will still need a soft touch, as to not ripped off the details, but it's worth it.

This all looks very cool but there were no instructions on how to put any of it together in the box which seems not great.

Brilliant! I am using this for my Necromunda games and it seems to be working out great! Very very easy to set up and good build quality. It just needs to be looked after well as it is cardboard.

Easy to put together and combine with other sets. No need to paint. I am very happy with this purchase.

It's great

As soon as you start to build the transfer peels away, barely 28mm scale, not worth the money, avoid avoid avoid!

A superb, sturdy kit perfect for wargaming.