Death Fields: Cannon Fodder – 30-Figure Plastic Troop Box | Wargames Atlantic

Overview

Death Fields: Cannon Fodder from Wargames Atlantic brings a gritty, high‑volume option to sci‑fi skirmish gaming. This 30‑figure hard plastic box captures the rough edges of frontline combat, where numbers and nerve both matter. The models arrive as separate parts, inviting assembly and painting so hobbyists can add personality to every trooper. In practice, the set offers a dense field presence with enough variety to keep battles visually interesting from tabletop distance to up close interactions.

The arsenal in this box emphasizes practical, believable loadouts: standard rifles and plasma weapons paired with grenades, pistols, and backpacks. Four distinct head variants give you choices for distinct silhouettes, helping you create a more varied squad without repeating the same look across every model. The result is a flexible core that can adapt to different narrative moments on the table.

Contents and features

• 30 hard plastic miniatures with equipment options
• Standard rifles and plasma weapons for authentic sci‑fi armament
• Pistols, grenades, backpacks, and assorted accessories
• Four head variants for diverse squad silhouettes

Build and customize

With multiple head choices and modular gear, you can mix parts to craft distinctive troopers. The kit is designed for straightforward assembly, so hobbyists can focus on painting and storytelling when you deploy them on the table.

Versatility for different gaming themes

While marketed as Death Fields cannon fodder, the figures work well for planetary militias, escaped prisoners, starship crews, or near‑future conflict scenes. The modular gear supports varied army lists and narrative setups across campaigns and scenarios.

Practical notes

• 30 figures included
• Bases not included
• Product contents may vary from photos

Painting and assembly tips

Prepare parts with cleaning and priming, follow sculpt lines for crisp detail, and use light washes to enhance armor and equipment without losing readability at distance. A careful approach helps each trooper read clearly within a dense squad on the tabletop.