WW2 Normandy Townhouse 1 PREPAINTED

Step into the vivid world of World War II and immerse yourself in the historically accurate WW2 Normandy Townhouse. This meticulously crafted 3-level miniature building transports you to the battlefields of Normandy, offering an array of features that enhance both the visual and tactical aspects of your tabletop wargaming experience.

The multicolor prepainted design of this townhouse ensures historical accuracy without the need for additional painting, saving you valuable time and effort. With UV-printed details, the miniature structure comes to life with vibrant and authentic colors.

Inside this townhouse, you'll find colorful interiors that are fully accessible to accommodate your infantry squads. The three levels of the building allow for strategic deployment of your troops, and the option to remove levels adds flexibility to your gameplay. Create dynamic scenarios within the townhouse as you witness intense battles unfold.

The townhouse's design provides ample cover for infantry, ensuring their protection as they navigate the perilous streets of Normandy. Additionally, the architecture allows for vehicle hard cover and the possibility of vehicle movement between buildings, adding excitement and strategic depth to your battles.

Length: 14,5cm / 5,7in
Width: 7cm / 2,8in
Width with additional wall: 17cm / 6,7in
Height: 19,5cm / 7,7in

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.