Brutal Cities

09/03/2026

Time for another TWO mystery boxes! You know where to go ;)

08/06/2026

My fav boys, till this day. What’s your favourite unit? I miss the old 40k vehicle rules. Haven’t played for ages. But I was chatting with a friend, and we agreed we needed to dust off and play again. What edition should we play and why?
From memory 4th is just 3rd but more refined yeah? Has the most fun chaos codex!

08/05/2026

Bobby Fingers is the greatest living artist. Another masterpiece.

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08/01/2026

Are you guys keen for the new ? Here are some of my girlfriends Co**se Grinder Cult, and my guys. I ran venators for a few games. But to be honest, I thought the rules were a bit janky and unintuitive. Infinity is still my main game so I thought I'd just play that instead haha. But I would love to revisit necromunda, because the setting and terrain is super fun, and the campaign based rules are really cool.
What's the best necromunda release in your opinion? This is the terrain I painted in about half an hour for that tutorial reel!
What do you you think? One guy on youtube said "Looks Horrible" lmao.

But the point of the tutorial is to be as easy and fast as possible. I think the results are great for time invested!

07/31/2026

If you’re at be sure to check out Cardboard Dynamo ! You can grab the terrain and demo grave trigger with the creator, Alex!

First Picture is from Cardboard Dynamos stand at Adepticon.

If you’re in Australia - you can grab the terrain from yours truly!
It’s massive and imposing in your tabletop and it’s great for games like too. And there’s a new edition of Necromunda coming out which I wouldn’t mind trying out. I played a bit of the last edition but it felt a bit janky to me, coming from infinity. What do you guys think? Excited for it? Because I love the terrain and setting.

07/30/2026

Necromunda has an update, and the fact that we continually see Warhammer 40k players play on unpainted terrain, I thought I’d share with you guys the quickest, easiest - and most importantly, low effort to high reward ratio painting method for terrain. After all spend months on your army only to ruin your experience with boring unpainted terrain?

Look, each to their own but I can’t personally understand why competitive, and even casual 40k players will spend countless hours painting miniatures so they have a force they can be proud of. It also makes the whole experience more enjoyable for their opponent.

But then they play with unpainted terrain? Immersion ruined!

You’ll need the following (available from art and hardware stores)

Black, grey, and white rattle can primers. A flat finish is preferable.
Satin varnish
Brown and Payenes Grey oil paints
Odourless solvent (You can also use artists white spirit or artists mineral turps - but odourless is best.

Prime the terrain black. Then let it dry, and lightly spray it grey. Finally with the white, give it an ultra light dusting, from much further away. About 80 cm/ 30 inches away. If you’re painting MDF it dries quickly. We should technically let it dry for longer but the people I want watching this are either time poor or don’t care too much. After all, you’ve been playing on unpainted terrain. Let’s just get it done!

Finally, when it’s touch dry hit it with a satin varnish. THis helps the oil weathering flow much better.
Once dry, you can use your prepared oil wash to give it a real quick weathering pass.

If you don’t have one, just mix 1/3rd paynes grey, 1/3rd van dyks brown, and 1/3rd burnt or raw umber. Mix it with the solvent and now we drip or use the brush to give the terrain a liberal wash.

Because this is a terrain speed painting tutorial I’m not going to go into doing heaps of tiny grime streaks. We can get a similar effect by placing more of the wash at the top of the walls to create the grime streaks. Because we varnished the terrain capillary action makes these streaks flow well, and create cool organic pooling effects.

07/29/2026

I was gonna upload a painting tutorial but that will have to be tomorrow! I saw this brutalist guy today when getting solvent though!

07/27/2026

Use monstrous, living armor with reality-warping power to fight for the fate of a mutated future. Grave Trigger offers skirmish and campaign gameplay that features diceless combat, measureless movement, terrain creation and destruction, and choices matter gameplay for up to 6 players.

Grave Trigger Two Player Starter Set

A value-packed set that gives two players everything they need to engage in fast and furious skirmishes or an epic narrative campaign with branching story-paths and multiple endings.

body horror diceless combat
► Hyper-Agile Movement—Warp across the battlefield in an instant, run up walls, and leap off of buildings with dramatic aerial attacks—no tape measures required.

►Deep Strategy—Bluff your opponents with hidden actions and abilities in a system that truly rewards a cunning game plan.

► Merciless Battles—Use explosive weapon techniques, throw terrain at your targets, mutate the battlefield by creating living terrain, and cinematically exchange blows in tactics-focused, diceless combat.

►The game is fast to teach and easy to learn. Streamlined mechanics cut out the downtime of other skirmish games and get players right into the action.

►Demos and tournaments are easy to setup with a standard 2’x2’ play area size, and deterministic rules facilitate fast games that are a breeze to judge.

►Organised Play includes tournament and league rules, drop-in/drop-out narrative campaign sessions, and prize support.

►A low required model count makes it easy for players to buy in, but models and ability cards can be freely mixed-and-matched, rewarding players who collect a large roster.

►Most of all, it’s eye-catching on the table. Grave Trigger’s distinct style, large models, and innovative mechanics set it apart from the pack.

► FREE Co**se-Veil Living Terrain ( ONLY for pre-orders)

The durable full colour card terrain is designed by Brutal Cities for the miniatures game Grave Trigger.

07/26/2026

Bael goes hard. Good proxy for a death commando for Trench Crusade perhaps? Sculpted by Josh Hardie for the monster tabletop skirmish game Grave Trigger from Cardboard Dynamo ! Great work my guys!

07/26/2026

Some dimensions for the MONOLITHIC pre-painted Brutalist Ruin Terrain! fans who don't have time to paint all the terrain needed for your underhive, this is for you!
This giant ruin is 281mm/ 11 inches tall! A real centrepiece for your table.
Use it to represent:
🏗️ Base of a column in the underhive!
🏗️ Shanty town build on a forgotten sump pump station
Works great for games like 30k/ Horus Heresy too.
As you can see the three included shanties can be safely inserted into the facade. People in the hive, or post apocalyptic wastes tried to get as far away from danger as possible.

It’s also great for any other 28/32/35mm scale games like Fallout Wasteland Warefare, Star Wars legion, Infinity - even 40k if you’re not playing competitive! Not all ruins in the universe need to be Gothic!

This durable 2mm card pre-painted terrain set features:
Full colour high quality print saving you on painting time. Just assemble and play!
1 x MASSIVE brutalist terrain mega-structure centrepiece that stands 280mm tall - With slabs that allows you to display your miniatures in style
3 x Removable shanty huts that can slot into the mega-structure
1 x statue plinth scatter terrain
2 x smaller building ruins
1 x broken concrete crater
8 x mutation pikes (Throwable terrain in Grave Trigger)
1 x mutant tendril
6x giant mushrooms / mutated growths.
This was designed by Brutal Cities for Cardboard Dynamo's new body-horror diceless monster skirmish game. Alex of Cardboard Dynamo (The Grave Trigger designer) did a stellar job creating the textures for the full colour card terrain print. What do you think of this terrain set?