WW2 Normandy Small Sheds w. Dovecote PREPAINTED

Introducing our Multicolor Prepainted (UV-Printed) WW2 Normandy Small Sheds with Dovecote Buildings, a delightful addition to enrich your wargaming or diorama collection. These carefully crafted models capture the rustic ambiance of small Normandy sheds and dovecotes from World War II, offering both visual charm and adaptability.

The exterior of each building features a rich tapestry of colors and intricate details, faithfully echoing the rustic allure of small Normandy sheds and dovecotes during wartime. Our UV-printing technology ensures that these colors remain vivid and enduring over time.

You have the creative freedom to assemble these buildings with doors in open or closed positions, allowing you to tailor them to various scenarios and gaming preferences.

Inside, each shed provides just enough space to house a single infantry miniature, allowing for detailed storytelling and immersive tabletop experiences.

Designed to cater to both beginners and experienced hobbyists, our WW2 Normandy Small Sheds with Dovecote Buildings eliminate the need for time-consuming painting or detailing. Assemble them effortlessly, and they are ready to enrich your wargaming battles or diorama projects with their captivating aesthetics and practical design.

Length: 5cm / 2in & 6cm / 2,4in
Width: 10cm / 3,9in & 6cm / 2,4in
Height: 5cm / 2in & 8cm / 3,1in

Scale: 28-30mm / 1:56

Bolt Action officially licensed product.

This model is delivered as a pack, unassembled and PREPAINTED.
Every model is cut from one or more panels of HDF (high-density fiberboard) of 3mm and/or 1,5mm thickness.
WW2 series scenery might prove demanding to assemble, dry fit Parts before applying the Glue to avoid mistakes. PVA (white) Glue recommended.

Attention: Before taking the elements out make sure they are fully cut. There are minor connections that prevent them from falling out. Parts are secured with a layer of protection paper, please remove it gently before assembly. Tiny paint chips may occur when removing the protective layer, if it happens so, use color marker or hobby paint to mask them.