adds an infantry platoon to his WWI Brits.
Brick Factory
With design features like the saw-tooth roof and bare brick walls, this is a totally typical manufacturing plant or warehouse. It will look at home on battlefields for any period from the Industrial Revolution till today.
Destroyed Brick Factory
Collateral damage can be inevitable in nearly any large scale conflict, and large buildings like factories can get caught in the crossfire. This destroyed factory won't look out of place on any battlefield, from the Industrial Revolution to present day.
Factory Chimneys
In a fight, cover can make all the difference, and a chimney is no exception with soldiers making use of anything to give them an edge in a fight. These factory chimneys provide enough cover for a tank or infantry team to hide behind.
Stalingrad Rubble Piles
In the Battle of Stalingrad, many parts of the city were reduced to ruins, with buildings damaged or even outright destroyed. These piles of rubble provided cover for infantry and could prove difficult for tanks and vehicles to cross.
Destroyed Factory Ground Floor
War often takes its toll on the buildings, with many reduced to shadows of their former selves. Even a ruin, however, still provide cover for a solider or a hiding spot for an ambush.
