Kill Team and Necromunda live or die on their terrain. Not as decoration — as required equipment. A board with nothing to climb, block or hide behind isn't a hard game, it's a short one. This is the built half of the sci-fi range: habs, bunkers, refineries, factory ruins, cargo containers, barricades and defence lines, dense enough to play those games properly.
The industrial terrain here is built around play rather than display. Floors sized for real bases, ladders and stairs where models actually need them, and modular footprints that slot into standard tournament layouts instead of fighting them. The same density that makes good kill team terrain makes good necromunda terrain — and it works just as well for Infinity, where a board without hard line-of-sight blocking barely functions. Printed to order in 32mm, 28mm, 20mm and 15mm.
Ready to paint on arrival — no supports to remove, straight to primer — printed in non-toxic PLA at fine layer heights so layer lines stay minimal. Multi-storey buildings need light assembly and pack down flat afterwards. Printed and shipped from Sydney: 5–7 business days in production plus 3–7 in transit, about 8–14 business days door to door. Gromril Guarantee — 30 days, money back, no questions asked. Free shipping on orders over $75.
For open ground between the buildings, the sci-fi rock formations and alien terrain fill it out — though for a hive-level Necromunda board you generally want less of it, not more. Step back for the full 40k terrain range, or go straight to the Warhammer 40k 11th Edition sets if you play current edition.
