40k Footprints 11th Edition compatible

Green Stuff World’s Glasspack Footprints are transparent 1 mm terrain bases designed to clearly define the footprint of buildings, ruins, walls, and other key terrain areas in games compatible with Warhammer 40,000® 11th Edition. With the new edition 2026 moving away from traditional round objective markers and placing much more emphasis on terrain footprints, clearly marked battlefield areas are now more important than ever for objective control, mission clarity, and line-of-sight discussions.

Made from fully transparent, flexible, and shatter-resistant glasspack plastic, these terrain templates let you define the exact playable area of each scenery piece without hiding the design of your gaming mat. Unlike MDF, neoprene, and other opaque alternatives, they preserve the look of your battlefield while avoiding raised edges that can interfere with model placement or movement. Their low-profile format makes them especially practical for competitive play, pickup games, clubs, and tournaments where consistency, speed of setup, and easy storage matter.

Each footprint includes white printed edges so the boundaries of every terrain zone remain easy to identify during play. This helps reduce ambiguity when checking whether a unit is inside a ruin, benefiting from cover, contesting an area, or interacting with mission-specific terrain features. This is especially useful in the 11th Edition, where terrain and mission structure are more tightly connected, armies can have different primary objectives, and recommended terrain layouts are designed around specific area sizes and battlefield zones.

These transparent footprints work particularly well on dark, urban, ash waste, or grey gaming mats, where the white outline remains visible without overwhelming the table. They are less recommended for very bright, desert-white, or snow-themed boards. Lightweight, flexible, and easy to carry inside a game box or army case, they are an ideal solution for players who want a cleaner, more professional way to set up terrain while staying close to the standard mission layout sizes revealed for the new edition.

Content:

• 4x large rectangles 7” x 11.5”
• 2x large right-angle triangles 8” x 11.5”
• 4x medium rectangles 6” x 4”
• 2x long lines 10” x 2.5”
• 4x short lines 6” x 2”