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Personal logo BigRedBat Sponsoring Member of TMP writes:

hi – I don't think you would find they look out of place with 6mm; I use them with my ones. The bushes are less than 1cm across. Alas I can't get the mat shrubless. :-(


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Personal logo BigRedBat Sponsoring Member of TMP of BigRedBat Ventures writes:

Deep-Cut Studios have manufactured a new gridded mat for me – a larger 6' x 4' (1800mm by 1200mm) Western Desert mat with a 10cm grid. Gridded mats are useful for games such as To the Strongest! and Rommel. I personally use the Western Desert for ancient and modern gaming in the Middle East; this grid size is particularly useful with 15mm and smaller minis.

N.B. I also sell similar but ungridded mats.

Western desert (grid not shown)

Western desert – close up (grid not shown)

The grids are marked with a thin, unobtrusive black line. The various Western Desert mats and grids can be found here.

Deep-Cut mats are printed on a thin, light cloth, and can be washed, ironed, and folded or rolled away for storage. Hills can be placed on top or even, if shallow, underneath. I regularly export overseas. These mats (along with many other designs) can be found in the BigRedBatShop.

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