If you're looking to add some interesting story elements to your gameplay and add even more immersion to your battlefield then the Vox-Antenna & Auspex Shrine Battlezone set is definitely a great choice.

Howdy scummers! As we prepare for the upcoming release of Necromunda: Ash Wastes, this seemed like a phenomenal time to hit up the Goonhammer contributors for their preferred methods for painting up Sector Mechanicus kits. SM seems like a solid way to “fill” up an Ash Wastes table, in a spirit similar to the terrain previewed for the next box! We just want to encourage you to paint up all the terrain you’ve been hoarding. Sector Mechanicus TerrainWelcome to the world of Warhammer 40K, where you can unleash your inner strategist and engage in epic battles on the tabletop. The Warhammer universe is set in a dystopian future where humanity is constantly fighting for survival against a myriad of foes. With Warhammer 40K Battlezone sets you can recreate some of these intense conflicts on your own gaming table, or create epic stories of your own. Next comes the base color for the walkway. I liked the light beige-ish color they used on the original mechanicus terrain shown off so I went with that as my scheme. I apply a few thin coats of Karak Stone to get the base color for the walkway I need.

This kit contains 2 frames of plastic components – one featuring the silo, and one filled with platforms and walkways – and is compatible with every other kit in the Sector Mechanicus scenery range, meaning massive, multi-level-labyrinthine structures can be built for your battle to be fought on. They can even be combined with the Haemotrope Reactor, Promethium Relay Pipes and Void Shield Generator. Your imagination is the only limit – no two gaming tables ever need look the same! From here is the detail work. I use acrylic inks over the raised details on top and inside the barriers to add some visual interest and serve as the underlayer for anywhere I want hazard stripes. I then custom printed hazard stripes on decal paper and cut them to size since I’m lazy and didn’t feel like masking and airbrushing everything. They’ll go right on top of the ink and with some Micro Set will soften and conform to the part. You may need to use a knife to poke holes where the plastic overlaps a rivet hole. After the ink dries a layer of sepia wash tones things downs and blends it all in. For the mechanical bits in the pillars I applied some Dirty Down Verdigris and then applied some sepia wash to blend it in. Unique actions are actions detailed on an operative’s datacard that only they can perform, such as the Dakka Dash action found on the example datacard.Using those clips on either end of a walkway lets you suspend between it two other terrain pieces. If you really want to cover more ground, combining two long walkways is an excellent choice. Sector Mechanicus. Credit: Fowler Whether you're a veteran of the franchise or a newcomer, these Battlezone sets offer hours of fun and excitement. Each set comes with everything you need to start building your own battlefield, with the sets coming unpainted you can make them your own with your own color combinations and unique style.

The Nachmund Battlezone set is essentially the complete set for the Fronteris line of terrain expansions, it lets you build a complete FOB with multiple entrances and antenna arrays. You can build your own central point of interest, or create a base for your army to defend and hold against overwhelming odds, the possibilities are endless with this amazing terrain set. This is likely one of the most immersive terrain sets on the market, and is fully compatible with the rest of the Battlezone: Fronteris line, as well as other terrain expansion sets released for Warhammer 40,000. The Transterranic Gantries and Battlezone: Mechanicus – Battlefield sets are up for grabs directly through the Games Workshop webstore. An incredibly detailed, striking scenery set, the Ferratonic Furnace is a modular plastic kit compatible with the entire Sector Mechanicus range – detailed, configurable scenery that will help you play games on a multi-level environment! Now that you’ve got some troops, you’ll need a Battlezone for them to squabble over. That’s where the Battlezone: Mechanicus kits come in. Ray: I’ve always considered Imperial statuary to be more oppressive than inspirational, reminding the citizenry of their duty, and that they’re being watched. However, this statue of Celestine is genuinely intended to be a symbol of hope. This is why the torch she carries is more prominent than the sword – she represents a light in the darkness.With the imminent release of Ash Wastes, I decided to finally build and paint up all of the Sector Mechanicus kits I have been buying up over the past few years. The scheme I’ve got here can be toned waaaaay down if you want to turn it into a speedpaint as well. The basic gist of it is red platforms and bone-colors supports. Sector Mechanicus. Credit: Fowler These three new Sector Mechanics Terrain sets from Games Workshop are a must have for your Imperial Hive battles. Come take a look! The Sector Mechanicus terrain first debuted in 2017 in the Shadow War: Armageddon boxed game, which came with a staggeringly generous assortment of terrain for playing with the two kill teams included in the box, Space Marine Scouts and Ork Boyz. The Sector Mechanicus terrain is fantastic for Necromunda and Kill Team, where its raised walkways and towering metal struts make for great cover and vertical battlefields. It’s also frequently used for games of Warhammer 40,000, where it’s a bit less useful thanks to not quite working with the game’s all-or-nothing visibility rules for terrain, but with the right setups can be a great addition to the battlefields of the 41st millennium.