BattleTerrain: Forests for Battletech Alpha Strike 3D model preview
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Forest Terrain for Battletech Alpha Strike Included in this set are 18 flat forest tiles and 32 trees for the Battletech Alpha Strike rules. The tiles are 1.6mm thick and have slots for 5x1mm magnets so that the trees can be magnetically attached to the tiles. The purpose of this is so that trees can be moved out of the way as mechs and vehicles pass through the forest, and it also helps with packing up the set. There are two types of trees included in the set, "Trees 1" are all needle pines and printed as a single peice. "Trees 2", are a mix of tree types that are printed in two parts and glued together. All trees are supportless. Updates: 2025/05/26- I've added a couple of tree areas that are sized as single hexes for classic Battletech. There's a pair of straight edged hexes, and two pairs of hexes that have textured edges. Each pair includes one with a single hole for a single tree, and another with three holes for up to three trees. My intention is for the single holed hexes to be used for light forests, and the three holes to allow two or three tress for heavy forests. These are in the file "single flat hexes.zip". 2025/10/21-I've added some "burnt trees". They're basically defoliated and will rely on a lot of black, white and grey paint. 2026/04/24- There was a problem with two of the tiles, so I fixed those and rolled them and the burnt trees into a single zip file. 2026/05/23- I've added another 13 forest bases, mostly large but a couple of medium as well. These include some more uniform shapes to better represent city parks that have trees in them. I've also included three different size adaptors for plastic trees so that they can be magnetised and used with the forest bases. 2026/07/24- I've added a lot of very large trees, including "alien" trees for your exotic maps. These trees work OK supporting themselves without magnets, but can still be magnetised if needed. Photos of these trees have been added to the images. For the non-alien trees, the trunk and the foliage are printed separate and so can be printed in separate colours.