Your column moves through the valley. The track isn't flat. It climbs the ridge. Dips through the creek bed. Bends around the boulder field.

Your roads should do the same.

These are FeltPro™ Cut & Play Dirt Roads in the large format — 4" wide, wide enough to march a section of infantry, a Sherman, or a horse-drawn limber down without pretending. Part of the FeltPro™ system, not a standalone mat.

What you get:

• 5 long straights, roughly 23" × 4" each
• 3 terminus / dead-end caps
• Intersections, bends, Y-junctions, and curves
• Roughly 150"+ of total road — over 12 feet of dirt track across the sheet

Cut & Play means exactly that. Scissors. That's the tool. Trim a straight down to a shorter connector. Give the edges a wavy, washed-out shoulder. Narrow a stretch where it squeezes between two copses, then let it widen out again on the other side. Carve a fork the kit didn't come with. Chop a curve in half to tighten the radius. These are felt. They're meant to be cut. Cut with confidence.

These Work Best on a FeltPro™ Battlefield

Cut & Play pieces grip felt like they were made for it — because they were. Lay them on a FeltPro™ mat and nothing slides, nothing curls, nothing drifts when someone bumps the table. Pair your roads and rivers with a battlefield that holds them in place.

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Why FeltPro™:

• Lightweight. Roll it, fold it, toss it in a bag. Your spine isn't a shipping container.
• Real topography. Cut & Play pieces drape over your existing terrain and hold shape under minis and vehicles.
• Costs less than neoprene. You shouldn't have to pay rubber-yoga-mat money for a picture of dirt.

Works for Bolt Action, Chain of Command, Sharp Practice, ACW, Napoleonics, Dark Ages, pulp, post-apoc — anywhere the road needs to actually look like a road.

You bought terrain to fight on a battlefield. Not a flat parking lot.

Care instructions
- Machine wash separately: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle
- Do not bleach
- Tumble dry: low heat
- Do not iron
- Do not dryclean