Bunker Set - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery Tabletop Miniature

Bunker Set - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery Tabletop Miniature

Marsoni

M251S

$21.00

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Bunker Set - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery Tabletop MiniatureQuantity 3 items Size Approximately 205 113 112 (L) x 130 113 72 (W) x 63 57 53 (H) mm Jawar3d items are high quality, durable, customisable 3D prints designed for tabletop terrain and scenery as well as decorative display pieces. Made to order with options to tailor size and colour to your needs. Please contact me if you require any customisation before ordering. The model is unpainted and printed in grey PLA. Miniatures not included.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012