Wooden Fencing by Battle Systems Ltd — BattleSystems modular terrain accessory

Wooden Fencing by Battle Systems Ltd is a modular terrain accessory designed for tabletop wargaming and dioramas. Machined from thin wooden sheets and supplied as separate fence sections, this product adds authentic-looking boundary elements and barriers to miniature scenery setups. Compatible with other BattleSystems terrain components, the fencing helps define lanes, create obstacles, and improve the visual coherence of skirmish and larger-scale tabletop battlefields.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides a realistic texture and scale appropriate for a variety of miniature scales. Modular sections allow flexible layout and repeatable patterns across a gaming table or diorama base. Lightweight and easy to paint, the fencing accepts washes, drybrushing, and other hobby finishes. The pieces are designed to integrate cleanly with other modular scenery components, enabling quick assembly and consistent aesthetics without requiring heavy modelling work.

Suitable for

• Tabletop wargames and skirmish games requiring realistic barriers
• Dioramas and scale model displays that need perimeter or partition details
• Hobbyists who paint and weather scenery elements
• Modular terrain layouts where repeatable fence lines are needed

Key specifications

• Material: thin wooden sheets suitable for painting and weathering
• Format: modular sections designed for repeated placement
• Compatibility: intended to integrate with BattleSystems modular terrain systems
• Finish: raw wood surface ready for hobby paints and treatments

How to use

Separate the supplied fence sections and arrange them on your gaming board or diorama to form continuous runs, corners, or isolated barrier pieces. Glue the sections to bases or terrain tiles where a permanent fixture is desired, or use removable tack for temporary layouts. Prepare the surface by priming if you plan to paint; apply standard hobby paints, washes, and weathering techniques to match your scenery palette. Trim or file edges if a custom fit is required against other terrain elements.

Usage recommendations

Handle the wooden fencing with care during assembly and painting to avoid splintering. Use PVA or cyanoacrylate glue depending on whether you want a flexible bond or a permanent fix. Test paint and weathering techniques on a spare section to confirm color and finish before applying to the full layout.