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MC-S22 · Lowtown · Mini Crate

Street Furniture

A bench, a standpipe, a notice board, a bin and two stacks of salvage. The small things that make a street look lived on rather than laid out.

SHIPS ON THE MINI CRATE
The largest parts in Street Furniture
WHAT IS IN THE CRATE
TURN IT: DRAG TO ROTATE

What it adds

No footprint. This one goes onto ground you already have — the bases key into the same 100 mm module as the terrain, so a figure stands where a tile edge says it stands instead of sliding around on top of it.

Goes with

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

TERRAIN CRATEMC-021

Corner Shack

Two storeys on a corner, built out of plant offcuts, with stairs that keep going to a roof you can hold. Both floors open and both are furnished.

Parts
30
Printed
1440 g
Footprint
2 × 2 cells

Step of The Lowtown Block

Designed on the 100 mm module.
TERRAIN CRATEMC-022

Stall Row

Three street-facing stalls with awnings and the clutter under the counters. The awnings lift off so you can reach a figure behind them.

Parts
32
Printed
1320 g
Footprint
3 × 1 cells

Step of The Lowtown Block

Designed on the 100 mm module.
TERRAIN CRATEMC-023

Back Lot

The alley behind the row: fences, a lean-to, bins and the stack of crates that gets you onto the roofs. A fight down here is a fight in a corridor.

Parts
34
Printed
1260 g
Footprint
2 × 2 cells

Step of The Lowtown Block

Designed on the 100 mm module.