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Pre-Painted WW2 Ostfront Village Tserkov is a terrain piece for miniature gaming tables. It represents the building, structure, or battlefield element named in the title and strengthens the setting of the tabletop.
It is suitable for games, dioramas, and modular tables that require greater depth and visual variety.
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Pre-Painted WW2 Ostfront Village Tserkov is a terrain piece for miniature gaming tables. It represents the building, structure, or battlefield element named in the title and strengthens the setting of the tabletop.
It is suitable for games, dioramas, and modular tables that require greater depth and visual variety.
Specific References
Reference: 004805-001
Brand: Forja3d
This house contains: 1x First floor (To choose) 1x Second floor 1x Third floor (To choose) 8x magnets 7x windows (8x in the version with terrace) They can be aligned with each other to form streets. Approximate size: 150mm (length) x 100mm (width) x 135mm (height) Random colors, printed at 0,16mm per layer
Reference: 017759-001
Brand: Warlord Games
Pre-Painted WW2 Normandy Restaurant is a terrain piece for miniature gaming tables. It represents the building, structure, or battlefield element named in the title and strengthens the setting of the tabletop.It is suitable for games, dioramas, and modular tables that require greater depth and visual variety.
Reference: 008788-001
Brand: Wargame3d
1 x Sherman Crab - destroyed (US)
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Pre-Painted WW2 Ostfront Village Tserkov is a terrain piece for miniature gaming tables. It represents the building, structure, or battlefield element named in the title and strengthens the setting of the tabletop.
It is suitable for games, dioramas, and modular tables that require greater depth and visual variety.
