Sarissa Precision Set Up Tabletops With New Terrain Tiles
June 3, 2019 by brennon
Sarissa Precision has been showing off some new options for people who don't have quite a lot of space to store their wargaming accessories. These new Terrain Tiles are interlocking and can be assembled in a variety of different ways.
These sets come in an array of different arrays, each with a range of both larger and smaller tiles. They can then be set together to create locations like you can see above. True, they don't actually have any terrain on them, but they allow you to create some quick and easy tabletops which can be put together differently each time you play.
When we talked to Sarissa Precision at UK Games Expo this year they said that these would be great for people playing a lot of the skirmish games out there, or you could potentially make something more generic and then simply add a few iconic points of interest.
I really like the idea of these. I think they'd be perfect for those for whom space is a real premium. You could simply stack these tiles away in a box and you'd be sorted until you next need to play.
In addition to the tilesets, Sarissa Precision has also created a set of leaflets which give you some ideas as to how you might want to use these tiles.
Will you be picking these up?
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I think these will be great for a display board that you can also integrate into a game board when you want to show off your terrain making skills. Storing them without getting your bushes or cabbage patch flattened might be a wee bit more difficult.
Good stuff. All they need to do now is add in some depth so that they can do rivers and hills and the like.
TTCombat does tiles that are about 1 inch high. You can cut into them to create canals, rivers, cellars etc.
So why not just make these yourself out of mdf? The only thing these have is the wavy edge to interlock.
I love the look of these, seeing them at the games expo has really got me thinking.
I do like to use mats nowadays because of the easy storage mainly, but the versatility of these really appeals to me.
they look brilliant.
interesting! will have to look into these a bit more
I’m guessing these things only look like in the pictures *after* you’ve added your own terrain on top of them, right ?
The marketing almost had me believe these would be tabletop ready terrain tiles.
Need to see them “unpainted” out of the box.