Micro Art Studio has some incredible new terrain to give your games a Spanish flair. These easy to build Cabanas are perfect for any fantasy game!
These cabanas turn any fantasy-style game or any historical system into a work of art. Let’s be honest, nothing says pirates quite like an old ruined cabana! Let’s dive in and take a look.
New Terrain Cabana La Tanda: € 18,00
These pieces are really awesome! Hear a word from Micro Art Studio on the piece.
Scenery dimensions:
height: approx. 13cm / 5,1 inch
width: approx. 12cm / 4,7 inch
Cabana La Tande combines with other Cabanas. You can stack the terrain with other compatible terrains.
This terrain is delivered as a pack, unassembled and unpainted.
The parts of the model are designed to slot together in a way that enables a quick and easy assembly. It may be necessary to glue some parts of the model – use PVA (white) glue. Every model is lasercut from one or more panels of HDF (high-density fiberboard) of 3mm and/or 1,5mm thickness.
Cabana La Esquina: € 18,00
Go back to the old world with these cabanas! This is what MAS has to say about the terrain.
The Cabana La Esquina is 28-30mm scale scenery with multiple playable levels.
Designed and manufactured by Micro Art Studio in cooperation with Freebooter Miniatures.
Scenery dimensions:
height: approx. 13cm / 5,1 inch
width: approx. 12cm / 4,7 inch
Cabana La Esquina combines with other Cabanas. You can stack the terrain with other compatible terrains.
The terrain is delivered as a pack, unassembled and unpainted.
The parts are quick and easy to piece together. It may be necessary to glue some parts of the model – use PVA (white) glue. Every model is lasercut from one or more panels of HDF (high-density fiberboard) of 3mm and/or 1,5mm thickness.
don’t miss out on these awesome pieces! Level up your game with this easy to assemble terrain.
New Terrain From MAS
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