LCW2710 The Four Corners Ruin Building 28mm Scale Miniature Terrain
LCW2710 The Four Corners Ruin Building 28mm Scale Miniature Terrain
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LCW2710 The Four Corners Ruin Building 28mm Scale Miniature Terrain Laser Craft
The Four Corners are all that is remaining of a once sprawling two-story structure. Each corner ruin stands 5.5 inches tall and covers roughly 3 by 4 inches of the tabletop. Each piece has a double thick wall, a small second floor and roof remnant, and a variety of damaged and intact windows for customization. You can use The Four Corners to mark the boundaries of a large ruin or as four separate pieces of scattered terrain. Designed for 28mm miniatures and made of sturdy 3mm MDF board. Kits ship unassembled and unpainted. For ages 14 years and up.
The smell- Laser Cut MDF smells like burnt wood in its raw form. The laser burns the wood as it cuts. Once assembled and painted the smell almost always goes away (actually locked inside the paint). if you plan to leave your models unpainted, we suggest giving them a clear coat with something like Polycrylic. This will allow you to keep the natural wood look, but should eliminate the smell.
The Four Corners are all that is remaining of a once sprawling two-story structure. Each corner ruin stands 5.5 inches tall and covers roughly 3 by 4 inches of the tabletop. Each piece has a double thick wall, a small second floor and roof remnant, and a variety of damaged and intact windows for customization. You can use The Four Corners to mark the boundaries of a large ruin or as four separate pieces of scattered terrain. Designed for 28mm miniatures and made of sturdy 3mm MDF board. Kits ship unassembled and unpainted. For ages 14 years and up.
The smell- Laser Cut MDF smells like burnt wood in its raw form. The laser burns the wood as it cuts. Once assembled and painted the smell almost always goes away (actually locked inside the paint). if you plan to leave your models unpainted, we suggest giving them a clear coat with something like Polycrylic. This will allow you to keep the natural wood look, but should eliminate the smell.