Many years back I made wood piles to be used as scatter terrain and obstacles to hide behind. I was never happy with the plain look and decided to change them up a bit.

A while ago I shared the idea of using silicone rubber pans to cast dragons teeth.

Here I have based them and placed them alongside some of my other field obstacles for comparison.

They are actually grey. The photos keeps showing them as white must be a setting on the camera.

Ever wondered how to make Dragons Teeth? Cutting them from foam can be very tiresome.

Get a rubber waffle pan and simply cast them.

Below are a few pics of the pan and a cast with Airfix beach obstacles, German soldiers and a Revell Panzer III for scale.

Who would of thought it could be that simple.

Playing around with a few thoughts I combined some of my older obstacles with the new log barricades and came up with the following variations.

Try getting to the MG behind these...

A few painted shots.