Terrain Buildings Buildings should be either small 50mm x 100mm holding 1 unit or large 100mm x 100mm holding 2 units. Isolated farms and hamlets should be represented by a single small building, Villages by two or three, and towns by four or more. Buildings like the Chew House at Germantown which held a British Regiment should be represented by a single large building. This represents areas of either difficult movement or where difficulty may be experienced maintaining formation. Typical areas include a fields of crops and rocky or uneven ground.
Swamps are areas of rough ground which are impassable to mounted or wheeled units.
Woods and Forests Woods are not consistent and should be made up of a mixture of areas of dense and open woodland, rough and open ground consistent with the area being fought in. Rivers cannot be crossed except by fords or bridges. Hills Hills are not defined by their height but by the difficulty of ascending them. Most hills should have gentle slopes but depending on the geography some will have steep or impassable slopes. Other terrain features can be combined with hills and their effects on movement should be combined.