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The Beaver and Broadsword

📍 TOWNSEND, Ontario, Canada

The Beaver and Broadsword

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Pirate Dock - Pirates vs. Sailors Nightmare At Sea - DnD, Wargaming, Ocean, Boat, Ship, Docks, Tortuga, Black Flag, Pathfinder, Age of Sail

The Beaver and Broadsword

Pirate Dock - Pirates vs. Sailors Nightmare At Sea - DnD, Wargaming, Ocean, Boat, Ship, Docks, Tortuga, Black Flag, Pathfinder, Age of Sail

🌍 Imported from USAShips from Ontario
$1,425.71

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Description

🏡Looking to start or grow your collection of amazing 15mm/28mm/32mm scale scatter terrain for your wargaming or dnd/pathfinder/other ttrpg needs?

This utterly massive terrain piece requires over 580 hours to print, and is an amazing centerpiece to build a huge battle around. Be prepared for a long set up, as this ships in 81 parts, and requires gluing some of the main building parts together. Comes with instructions, and the parts will be labelled, which should allow you to follow them easily.

Fully assembled in 28mm scale, this measures:

This ships unpainted, in grey or white PLA, depending on our stock levels.

🖨3D printing can be a lengthy process, so although we do try and keep some in stock, some parts will still need to be printed and this can take some time depending on order size. We will notify you if there is any delay in shipping.

STL Files designed by and copyright of Tabletop Terrain Team.
Physical prints sold as a Licenced Printer.

Shipping & returns
Shipped directly by the Canadian seller, with a tracking number by email. Questions about a return? Reach us through Contact Us — we'll take care of it.

Customer reviews

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