The Plain of Jars. Kinda weird, right? In the Northeast section of Laos there are hewn stone jars ranging from 1 meter to 3 meters tall, in over 90 sites with up to 400 jars at a site. Archaeologists have theorized that they were used for prehistoric burial practices. It's also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
In 6P scale 1m is three Plates tall -- 3.3 if we're being precise -- so that means 3m is ten Plates tall and classifies as Cover.
So this is is an attempt to model one of the tallest Jars. It has 12 pieces -- which would be two Hits -- and is a little over 11 feet tall by 10 feet in diameter in 6P scale. It consists of (3x) 4x4 Round Plate w/2x2 Hole, (8x) 2x2 Round Corner Brick, and (1x) 4x4 Inverted Dish.
You can build this in Black, Bright Light Orange, Dark Blue, Dark Pink, Light Bluish Grey, Lime, or Red. A bunch of these, along with a few different tree designs should make for a visually distinct battlefield.
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