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First Look: Battlefront's Rural Fields and Fences


Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian writes:

Update: The product is the same, but renamed Fields and Fences and no longer has the Flames of War logo on the box. Contents unchanged, product code the same.



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Personal logo Editor in Chief Bill The Editor of TMP Fezian writes:

Today, we're looking at the Rural Fields and Fences boxed set from Battlefront.

Rural Fields and Fences

There's a thin cardboard box around styrofoam packaging, with the field pieces on top…

Rural Fields and Fences

…and when you remove the fields, you see the fence pieces fitting inside the packaging.

Rural Fields and Fences

There are eight fence pieces: two long straights, two short straights, and four corners. These are pre-painted in gray. One of the long straights has a gate.

Fences

There are also two plowed field pieces, made out of a stiff-but-flexible material. Pre-painted on one side, black on the other.

Rural Fields

If you use all of the fence pieces, you can completely enclose one of the two field pieces.

Enclosed field

According to the box, these are 1:100 scale and suitable for use with 10mm to 15mm figures.

Rural Fields and Fences

This set is intended for use with WWII gaming, but the fields are generic, and the fences work for any era when gray paint might have been used (or you could consider the gray to be weathering, or repaint them brown for earlier periods).