Sci-Fi Terrain: Industrial Starter Set, Neutral Theme, Sturdy, Affordable, Great-Looking Full-Color Terrain, Quick and Easy to Assemble, Virtually Limitless Setups

With just a little bit of glue and assembly you have some great looking terrain for tabletop wargaming. It's lightweight so transporting it is not a bear, yet sturdy to where I don't fear putting heavy miniatures on elevated pieces. I've bought 2 of these starters as well as the walls and gate packs and will continue to buy more in the future. Over time if stored without care, I could see the cardboard might get dinged up a bit but I've had my original set for over two years and have yet to see any damage.If you're looking for an industrial or sci-fi looking terrain, I recommend giving Tinkerturf sets a try. There are multiple color schemes to fit your preferred aesthetic and many other add on sets for additional diversity.

I bought this to have some terrain for kill team and it is great. The only complaint is putting it together is time consuming.

This set looks so on the table and was pretty fun to put together! I'm looking forward to my next set from them.

I own this product and a large portion of their other products because I supported the company through their last Kickstarter project.The instructions available on their website were amazing. Assembly is easy, white school glue is all you need. I did find some cheap plastic alligator clamps were helpful, the company recommends them, But they are not required. It is all notch-in-hole, notch-in-notch, or face-to-face gluing. really simple. The company even labels their glue spots on the back facing of face-to-face partsThere is enough variety in this kit so start a small basic skirmish game and the layout is entirely limited by your imagination. Personally buy 2 or 3. They used to sell more focused or individual parts of these kits but do not any longer. It really is a great foundation for the rest of the kits they sell and it’s not a bad turnout for what you get. Two of these kits are stored in a normal plastic shoe box with room for a little extra.my only gripe. There are little pieces for inserting into the ladders to help a model stand on them if the model did not make it up them during their move. They are a bit frustrating to assemble because they seem to be the one part where the notches are never big enough and the walls are thin so it’s easy to break. This is the only part I wish they would have 3d printed and sold as a separate package. I own a lot of this terrain. Anytime a ladder is included there are one to three of these included depending on the set.

I didn’t have any science fiction terrain and wasn’t interested in spending a massive amount of money on it. I had used other card stock terrain products and had not been terribly impressed. The other card stock was very light, I had to do a lot of touchup with markers to make it look less like it was paper, and it didn’t go together very well. That is not the case with Tinker Turf, everything fits together well and feels sturdy. The edges can still use touchup, but they look good without it as well. I really appreciate the thick stock they use. I’m not afraid to put my models on this terrain, it looks good, and it’s cheap to create a great looking table with.

Excellent Sci-Fi terrain that I've used for all sorts of games including Warhammer 40k, Star Wars Legion, Infinity, Stargrave, and even Battletech.The terrain is quite durable and very detailed. Assembly guides are available on their website and are easy to follow. Be warned it does take a solid amount of time/glue to assemble everything. Tacky glue I found was the best as it kept the pieces in place but dried slowly enough to make slight adjustments when fitting pieces together.Even after assembly, the sheer modularity of the pieces adds time to game setup and tear-down times. That being said it's definitely worth the extra time.

I got this set from their Kickstarter. It looks great on the table. Works well with my battles. The build is easy and fun. I'd definitely buy again.