Brutal Cities have released some new terrain for you to use in your 28mm wargames, be they Sci-Fi or Near Future. We start with the update for the Trapper Biotech range which is their 28mm terrain collection that you could use for games like Infinity for example.

Trapper Biotech Range // Brutal Cities

This range has been made to be modular so that it can be assembled in a variety of different styles to give you sprawling tabletops for your games or potentially high rise environments where your soldiers could fall a very, very long way if they're not careful.

Genesis Modules S // Brutal Cities

There are four different sets of the Genesis Modules which are made of lightweight MDF and can be stacked however you see fit in order to make some interesting tabletops. You could use these to represent tabletop terrain for games like Infinity as mentioned above or for other games like Star Wars: Legion, Necromunda or maybe Stargrave.

Genesis Modules SQ // Brutal Cities

Genesis Modules M // Brutal Cities

There are lots of different designs and shapes within each of these collections. Mix some scatter terrain in these particular sets and you will have some very awesome set-ups for you to play through. A liberal amount of paint on these followed by lots of weathering products and you'd have some great looking terrain for use in your games very quickly.

If you do want to get your hands on a lot of terrain in one go, you can pick up the Trapper Biotech Genesis Bundle which comes lots of different sets.

6mm Sci-Fi Terrain!

As well as the 28mm terrain, you also have some new 6mm Terrain coming out of Brutal Cities. These could be super good for your games of BattleTech, Legions Imperialis and maybe even some old school Epic.

6mm Vantann Offices // Brutal Cities

The first of the kits from Brutal Cities is the Vantann Offices which has been shrunk to suit this particular scale of wargame. A nice chunky piece of terrain that will keep your mech safe from harm for at least one turn at least!

6mm Sci-Fi Terrain // Brutal Cities

Seven more kits have been planned for use with this range, some of which you can see here as tiny tanks go up against a couple of mechs. I think these are going to be super popular, especially in the light of more people moving to these smaller scales and picking up games like BattleTech.

Will you be picking up some of these new terrain sets?