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Tienda de campaña
000117-001
This tent known as "Bell" was very common, used since the nineteenth century by military and civil companies. The tent was traditionally canvases, but the design is still in use with newer materials and with water resistance.
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Tienda de campaña es una pieza de escenografía impresa en 3D de Deweycat, pensada para aportar contexto, volumen y personalidad a la mesa. Funciona muy bien en dioramas, campamentos y mesas históricas.
Está disponible en 28mm. Su acabado en resina de alta calidad ayuda a resaltar volúmenes, texturas y pequeños detalles del modelo, con una presencia sólida tanto en juego como en exposición.
Se vende impresa bajo licencia oficial de Deweycat. Es una opción práctica para enriquecer escenarios y mantener una ambientación visual coherente.
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000117-001
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- Interior / furniture
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This tent known as "Bell" was very common, used since the nineteenth century by military and civil companies. The tent was traditionally canvases, but the design is still in use with newer materials and with water resistance.