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Waterwheel (Unpainted)

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$22.8 $38 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

Build the iconic riverside mill with a large, moving waterwheel! Its support brackets can biscuit into any floor (even upside down) to allow the wheel to spin freely, and it's large enough to fit a mini inside!

This set includes biscuits, learn more about how to use them here.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly the wheel spins once you biscuit the brackets into the floor—it really brings the mill to life. The unpainted surface gives me a clean slate to match my own terrain scheme.

Ruby ★★★★★

The spinning wheel is the real highlight here, and the support brackets biscuit into my floor tiles perfectly so it keeps turning during play. I left mine unpainted for now, but the detail on the mill housing is crisp enough that it looks fine straight out of the box.

James ★★★★★

I set this wheel upside down into a floor tile and it still spins freely, which sold me immediately. The size is perfect for a mill race diorama, and the moving wheel adds so much life to the scene. Painting it myself was half the fun.