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Buongiorno, Friend!

There are few things we enjoy more than turning a tabletop into a place that feels like it has a story behind it.

The Italian Front had a character all of its own.

Narrow streets, old stone buildings, small cafés, churches and walls that had stood for generations — all suddenly caught in the middle of a war.

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Our WW2 Italy range is all about bringing that atmosphere to the tabletop: the everyday places that suddenly became part of the battlefield, from quiet village streets to important landmarks and the small details that make a Mediterranean setting feel like a real place.

New Terrain for the Italian Front

We've added four new pieces to our WW2 Italy range, giving you more ways to build those distinctly Italian battlefields in 28mm.

All four are pre-painted and ready for the tabletop.

☕ Corner Cafe

A small café on a street corner might not look like an important military position — until the fighting reaches the town.

The WW2 Italy Corner Cafe brings some everyday Italian character to your table, with the kind of building that helps turn a collection of terrain pieces into a believable Mediterranean street.

It can become a landmark in a small town, a firing position overlooking a crossroads, or simply one of those buildings that makes the battlefield feel like a real place where people used to live.

⛪ Chapel

Small chapels are scattered across the Italian countryside, often standing beside roads or overlooking small settlements.

Our WW2 Italy Chapel is a compact piece of terrain that works particularly well when you want to add detail without filling the table with large buildings.

Place it beside a country road, at the edge of a village or among fields and vineyards. It can be a quiet landmark on the battlefield — or a surprisingly useful piece of cover when the fighting gets close.

⛪ Church

The WW2 Italy Church is a much more imposing landmark and can easily become the focal point of an entire village.

It gives you something for both sides to fight around: streets leading towards the church, buildings clustered around it, and open ground where troops have to think carefully about their approach.

For a Mediterranean battlefield, a church also makes a natural visual anchor. Even from across the table, it tells you where the centre of the settlement is.

🧱 Italy Wall

Not every piece of terrain needs to be a building.

The WW2 Italy Wall is all about those smaller details that break up open ground and make the countryside feel lived in. Use it to divide fields, line a road, mark the edge of a settlement or create a defensive position for your troops.

Several sections together can create a longer boundary, while individual pieces can be scattered around the table to give your battlefield a more natural, irregular look.

It's also the kind of terrain that can change during a game — a simple field boundary suddenly becomes valuable cover when your infantry needs somewhere to go.

Together with the rest of the WW2 Italy range, these new pieces give you plenty of options for creating everything from a small Mediterranean village to a larger Italian battlefield.

Mix the buildings with roads, walls and smaller details, add your miniatures, and suddenly the table starts telling its own story.

And if you're building another kind of battlefield...

If you're working on a Fantasy table, our complete Fantasy range now gives you enough buildings and walls to start putting together a proper little village — with taverns, workshops, old walls and all the details that help make a settlement feel lived in.

And for the grimdark side of the hobby, our Imperial II range was designed with the current edition of 40K in mind. The Tabletop Bundle brings the complete set together in one package, giving you a ready-to-play collection of pre-painted terrain for your next battle.

Two very different settings, but the same idea: give your miniatures a battlefield that feels like a real place.

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Cordiali saluti,

Łukasz "Perzan" Perzanowski

Micro Art Studio