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Guard Patrol (Unpainted)

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Category: Dwarvenite Set

This set contains 20 pieces.

For painting Dungeon Gray Dwarvenite, we strongly recommend Pokorny Paint Colors, which have been specially formulated for best results when painting our products. CLICK HERE to learn more about painting Dungeon Gray City Builder pieces.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The unpainted Dwarvenite has a nice heft that makes the figures feel solid in hand, and the set’s 20 pieces give you plenty of options for a guard post or patrol route. I’ve been using them with the recommended paints and they take the color well, though you’ll want to prime them first for the best

Joseph C. ★★★★★

Got these for my D&D campaign and the unpainted Dwarvenite takes paint beautifully—the detail on the shields is really crisp. Each piece feels solid enough to survive regular table use without chipping. Perfect for building out a guard post.

Penelope R. ★★★★☆

I wish they came pre-primed, but the detail on these dwarvenite guards is surprisingly crisp—the chainmail texture on the shields alone makes them worth painting.

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