Moisture vaporators communication terminals, crates and barricades from Fantasy Flight Games I painted up all these pieces in simple layers of grey and metallic dry brushing, picking out some computer panel details in other brighter colors. I also have a big bag of scatter made up of clumps of foliage, lichens and small twigs that I toss around on my flocked green 4′ x 6′ playmat to visually fill in otherwise flat open space.įantasy Flight Games includes some simple plastic barricades in the base starter kit for the game and the Priority Supplies expansion with moisture vaporators, communication terminals and crates. I glue the trees to round, flocked bases to provide stability on the table and additional visual interest.

In building out my Star Wars Legion games I’ve relied on my existing collection of trees from Woodland Scenics and other manufacturers, thus creating a forested table like the forested moon of Endor from Return of the Jedi. Judging from online photos from the wide community of players of Star Wars Legion from Fantasy Flight Games, fans of the game love terrain.Īs a miniatures wargamer for over 30 years, creating and using terrain is one of the many rewards of the hobby.

Gaming this universe in miniature provides a great opportunity to model and play within terrain of all types.

From the desert planets of Tatooine and Jakku, the snowy Hoth, swampy Dagobah and the volcanic surface of Mustafar, the universe created from the imagination of George Lucas is one of varied settings. One of my favorite aspects of the Star Wars franchise is the environments in which the space opera is set.

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