The Latest Warbases Terrain Release Covers Far More Than Just The Mediterranean

Warbases is about to give tabletop gamers even more options for creating sun-soaked battlefields, with ten brand-new additions arriving in its growing 28mm Mediterranean Architecture MDF scenery range this Friday. The new releases expand a collection that already includes 20 buildings, offering even more ways to build authentic villages, farms and towns for a huge variety of tabletop settings.

Ten New Buildings Join The Mediterranean Range

The latest wave introduces a fantastic mix of civilian and military structures, including:

• Walled Farm
• Olive Press
• Coastal Watchtower
• Police Station
• Granary
• Covered Marketplace
• Laundry
• Winery
• Bakery
• Terraced House Set (three connected two-storey homes)

Together, these kits help create settlements that feel lived in, whether you're building a quiet farming village, a bustling market town or a strategic coastal outpost.

Walled Farm // Warbases

One of the strengths of Warbases' MDF scenery has always been its practicality, and these new kits continue that philosophy.

Rather than covering every surface with engraved textures and decorative details, the buildings feature clean, simple construction. That means they're quick to assemble and easy to paint, making them ideal for gamers who want a table full of scenery without spending weeks building it.

The restrained detailing also makes the range an excellent canvas for hobbyists who enjoy adding their own personality. Extra shutters, roof tiles, plaster effects, climbing vines, rubble, signs, balconies or battle damage can all be added to create unique buildings that suit a particular setting or campaign.

Perfect For More Than Just The Mediterranean

While inspired by Mediterranean architecture, the range is surprisingly versatile.

The whitewashed walls, tiled roofs and simple building styles can represent settlements across much of southern Europe, from Greece and Italy through to Spain and Portugal. They're equally at home in North African settings and can also be adapted for parts of Mexico and the southern United States with very little effort.

That versatility makes the range useful across an enormous selection of historical and even some fictional games.

Suitable Across Multiple Historical Eras

Another big advantage is just how many periods these buildings can cover.

With careful painting and dressing, they'll look right at home in:

• Modern conflicts
• World War II Mediterranean campaigns
• American Civil War games
• Napoleonic battles
• Medieval skirmishes
• Ancient settings (particularly farms, towers and marketplaces)

For gamers who enjoy collecting terrain that can be reused across multiple systems, these buildings offer excellent value. A single village could comfortably appear in games separated by thousands of years simply by changing the scatter terrain and miniatures around it.

With these ten new additions arriving this week, Warbases continues to build one of the most useful ranges of generic historical scenery currently available in MDF.

The combination of quick assembly, adaptable designs and broad historical appeal means these kits should find a place on plenty of gaming tables, whether you're recreating the hills of Greece, the villages of Spain, an Italian campaign, or even a frontier town elsewhere around the world.

If you're looking to expand your historical terrain collection with scenery that can work across multiple rulesets and eras, these latest additions look set to be well worth a closer look when they launch this Friday.