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MC-050 · Motorpool · Terrain Crate

Harbour Hulls

Two sailing hulls — a small square-rigged trader and a ketch — with decks that lift off and holds underneath. Built to sit against the dockside tiles rather than float.

SHIPS ON THE TERRAIN CRATE
The largest parts in Harbour Hulls
WHAT IS IN THE CRATE
TURN IT: DRAG TO ROTATE

What it adds

2 × 4 whole tiles, 200 × 400 mm assembled. Every edge is keyed, so it butts to anything else on the module without a gap or a filler piece.

8 tiles at 100 mm

Goes with

Same line, so the same wall heights and the same keys.

TERRAIN CRATEMC-018

City Bus

A full-length service bus with an interior, opening doors and a removable roof. Three tiles of hard cover that a squad can fight inside.

Parts
26
Printed
1430 g
Footprint
1 × 3 cells
Designed on the 100 mm module.
TERRAIN CRATEMC-019

Gutted Bus

The same hull stripped, burnt and sitting on its rims, with the seats pulled out and stacked as a barricade. Same footprint, different fight.

Parts
28
Printed
1360 g
Footprint
1 × 3 cells
Designed on the 100 mm module.
TERRAIN CRATEMC-020

Flatbed Hauler

A municipal flatbed with drop sides and a crane on the headboard. The bed is a playable surface at one tile up.

Parts
25
Printed
1290 g
Footprint
1 × 2 cells
Designed on the 100 mm module.