WW2 Normandy Townhouse 1 PREPAINTED

Step into the immersive world of World War II with our meticulously crafted WW2 Normandy Building set. This exceptional duo of miniature structures is designed to transport you to the heart of historic Normandy battles on your tabletop, offering a range of features that enhance your wargaming experience.

Historical Authenticity: These multicolor prepainted buildings are designed for historical accuracy, featuring UV-printed detailing that captures the essence of the era. The vibrant colors and intricate designs bring the past to life, eliminating the need for additional painting.

Accessible Interiors and Versatility: Inside each building, accessible interiors comfortably accommodate infantry squads, allowing you to strategically position your troops for dramatic confrontations. These buildings also feature removable levels and roofs, offering versatility to adapt them to your specific gaming needs.

Customization Options: Optional doors, windows, and cornices are included, allowing you to personalize the buildings to your liking. These elements enable you to craft a unique and immersive environment that aligns with your gaming preferences.

Incorporate this pair of Multicolor Pre-painted WW2 Normandy Buildings into your wargaming narratives and relive the epic battles of World War II.

Single building size:
Length: 8cm / 3,1in
Width: 4cm / 1,6in
Height: 10cm / 3,9in

Scale: 15mm / 1:100

Recommended as a Flames of War tabletop scenery.

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.