Wargames Terrain Beds

Rough-and-ready bedding for the grimmest corners of your tabletop. This is a small set of sleeping-quarters terrain rather than a single model — the file list runs to full beds (two versions), separate bed posts (tall, short and paired), a bare mattress and a straw mat, including one pallet visibly leaking its stuffing. The render here shows one of those mattresses: a lumpy, hand-hewn slab with a wrinkled, low-poly surface that reads as a straw-filled sack or a worn pallet the moment it hits the table. Drop these into a dungeon cell, a plague-ridden hovel, a barracks bunk row, a tavern's upstairs rooms or a field hospital. They're classic scatter terrain — the dressing that turns an empty tile into a lived-in scene for D&D, Frostgrave, Mordheim or any 28–32 mm skirmish game. Print notes: • Everything is bed-flat by nature; print the mattresses and mats with no supports at all. • The four-post beds may want light supports under the frame rails and canopy joints — print posts separately and assemble. • Cheap grey PLA is fine; the sculpted wrinkles do the work once you drybrush straw-yellow over a brown base. • Scale to your minis (28 mm heroic is the default) and batch a whole barracks in one plate.