In the 1930’s a German manufacturer called Morgoma came up with the idea of a battlefield which, like the Lineol and Hausser pieces was also made with individual sections. But these were made as raised pieces and stand about 6.5 cm high so the trenches look more realistic. There is one problem however.  As the floor cannot be used as the surface of the battlefield,  the whole terrain has to be built of this terrain set. Therefore a considerably large number of pieces is needed to make up the realistic scene.

The scale of the terrain set compliments the 7.5 cm scale composition figures made by Hausser and Lineol and can ideally be used with them. Morgoma called this terrain set "Das Kampffeld" (The Battle Field").