Scrapyard

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==Layout==

Bloons enter from the top-left, make a clockwise loop at the top-right, and then make a clockwise loop at the top-middle-left before exiting. There is a crusher near the top that blocks line-of-sight, and its mechanics are explained in the section below. The center of the map is filled with junk, including a [[Bloonchipper]], all of which block line-of-sight. The only placeable spots within the junk are the 4 boxes, with each being able to fit towers up to [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s size and have high elevation.

Bloons enter from the top-left, make a clockwise loop at the top-right, and then make a clockwise loop at the top-middle-left before exiting. There is an activatable crusher near the top that blocks line-of-sight, and its mechanics are explained in the section below. The center of the map is filled with junk, including a [[Bloonchipper]], all of which block line-of-sight. The only placeable spots within the junk are the 4 boxes, with each being able to fit towers up to [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s size and have high elevation.

==Mechanics==

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==Strategy==

Being the longest map in BTD6, Scrapyard is among the easier beginner maps. However, it is not the easiest, due to the limited space, relatively poor coverage that towers receive due to the spread-out track layout, and line-of-sight blockers. In general, limited-range towers are best placed on the top-left box to hit Bloons on as many different occasions as possible. If doing so, space should be saved for [[Monkey Village (BTD6)|Monkey Villages]] to be placed above that box or to the box's top-right. Scrapyard can be beaten fairly easily using general tips listed here.

The extremely long map-length benefits several towers that are able to overcome the spread-out track layout.

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==Gallery==

BTD6 Scrapyard easter.png|Easter theme

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 ==Layout==
-Bloons enter from the top-left, make a clockwise loop at the top-right, and then make a clockwise loop at the top-middle-left before exiting. There is a crusher near the top that blocks line-of-sight, and its mechanics are explained in the section below. The center of the map is filled with junk, including a [[Bloonchipper]], all of which block line-of-sight. The only placeable spots within the junk are the 4 boxes, with each being able to fit towers up to [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s size and have high elevation.
+Bloons enter from the top-left, make a clockwise loop at the top-right, and then make a clockwise loop at the top-middle-left before exiting. There is an activatable crusher near the top that blocks line-of-sight, and its mechanics are explained in the section below. The center of the map is filled with junk, including a [[Bloonchipper]], all of which block line-of-sight. The only placeable spots within the junk are the 4 boxes, with each being able to fit towers up to [[Super Monkey (BTD6)|Super Monkey]]'s size and have high elevation.
 ==Mechanics==
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 ==Strategy==
 Being the longest map in BTD6, Scrapyard is among the easier beginner maps. However, it is not the easiest, due to the limited space, relatively poor coverage that towers receive due to the spread-out track layout, and line-of-sight blockers. In general, limited-range towers are best placed on the top-left box to hit Bloons on as many different occasions as possible. If doing so, space should be saved for [[Monkey Village (BTD6)|Monkey Villages]] to be placed above that box or to the box's top-right. Scrapyard can be beaten fairly easily using general tips listed here.
 {{BTD6 basic map strategies}}
 The extremely long map-length benefits several towers that are able to overcome the spread-out track layout.
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 ==Gallery==
+{{Image needed|Add the 3D Model of the junked Chipper}}
 <gallery>
 BTD6 Scrapyard easter.png|Easter theme

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