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I've done desert bases to death so fancy something different for my Cadians, I'm also very indecisive so wondered what people think?

I'm thinking jungle but is that too much green for a model with green armour?

Generic grass or badlands tends to be easy.

No mans land style earth, with lots of barbed wire and sandbags.

Ya gotta love urban bases, but man the time!

Go with the old base flocking method and have it pile above your troops' feet. Now your entire army is crossing Old Man Jenkins' unmowed yard. (on a roll of 10+ on 2d6, Old Man Jenkins appears on the table to shoo both armies off of his yard. Don't make him get his rake!)

More seriously if you do that and add a few cattails or tall grass you've got a swamp/marsh thing going.

Ruins is always fun, abit detailed but it looks awesome when finished and the satisfaction everytime you look at you army is wonderful.

Some good food for thought guys