Build A Pre-Painted Ruined Cityscape For WW2 With Micro Art Studio

October 21, 2026 by brennon

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Micro Art Studio has an excellent new set of pre-painted terrain for those diving into World War II wargaming 15mm scale. Battle over a ruined cityscape with a whole host of brand-new terrain kits which would be very suitable for clashes on the Eastern Front but plenty of other theatres of war too.

15mm Tenement with Loggia - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Tenement with Loggia // Micro Art Studio

These buildings have been designed to suit the pre-war architecture of cityscapes around Europe. The options from Micro Art Studio represent plenty of different residential options alongside industrial terrain for you to battle over. For example, the building above represents a tenement building with a projecting loggia, offering up plenty of space for you to shoot down at your enemies from above.

You also have the likes of this Modern Apartment Building.

15mm Modern Apartment Building - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Modern Apartment Building // Micro Art Studio

All of the terrain is entirely pre-painted/coloured via UV printing and comes with multiple floors, accessible interiors and modular options for setting them up in different ways. They would be perfect for those looking to play games like Flames of War, especially as Battlefront Miniatures are moving towards Eastern Europe at the moment with Barbarossa.

15mm Block of Flats - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Block of Flats // Micro Art Studio

I really like what Micro Art Studio are doing with their pre-painted terrain. Not only does it look good but it also works as very functional wargaming terrain with plenty of space for you to sit your infantry on different levels as well as hunker down with tanks.

As well as the buildings for your inner cities, you've also got some buildings for the suburbs and the areas of a city further away from the centre.

15mm Old Fashioned Houses - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Old Fashioned Houses // Micro Art Studio

Some Old Fashioned Houses are helpful to break up the sometimes bleak aesthetic that you get from lots and lots of blocks of flats. Micro Art Studio has also mentioned that the window frames come with the sets but you'll have to do your own broken glass. That is very easy with some small bits of plastic and a pair of clippers!

15mm District Commitee - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII District Committee // Micro Art Studio

If you're looking for a bigger building to use as a focus for your troops on the battlefield, then you might like the idea of picking up the District Committee set. I could see this sitting in the middle of the table with plenty of troops swarming over each side of it, exchanging fire from the ruined skeleton of the building.

You also have a couple of more industrial buildings for you to fight over. Whilst much of the city seems to have fallen into ruin, these places might still be fought over for the resources that they have to offer.

15mm Production Hall - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Production Hall // Micro Art Studio

15mm Factory Hall - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Factory Hall // Micro Art Studio

I really like the image of the tanks rolling through the middle of the factory and getting stuck into battles with each other! Some impressively big buildings that would work alongside the rest of the terrain that you see here to create a dynamic and interesting tabletop.

If you like the terrain that you're seeing here, you can buy all of it individually but also as part of the World War II Cityscape Bundle.

WW2 15mm Cityscape Bundle - Micro Art Studio

15mm WWII Cityscape Bundle // Micro Art Studio

This gives you one of everything. You just need some trees and a bit of rubble to scatter around the tabletop and you're good to go. A perfect battlefield for your 15mm World War II wargames.

Are you going to be picking this up for your games like Flames of War?

"These buildings have been designed to suit the pre-war architecture of cityscapes around Europe..."

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