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Bar Counter Straight (Unpainted)

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$3.69 $5.85 In stock

Category: Individual Piece

The Bar Counter Straight (Unpainted) is an individual terrain piece from Dwarven Forge, designed for tabletop miniatures and city-themed builds. It arrives unpainted, ready for you to prime and finish in the colors that match your setup.

  • Sold as a single individual piece
  • Unpainted finish for custom painting
  • Part of the Cities line of terrain
  • Useful as an objective or accessory in miniature scenes
  • Brand: Dwarven Forge
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Christopher U. ★★★★★

The carved wood grain on the sides gives it a lot of character once you add a wash. Fits perfectly between two other unpainted pieces from the same line to create a full tavern bar.

Jacob ★★★★★

Took my time priming this one, and the wood grain detail on the countertop really pops once you get a coat on it. It’s a solid, clean piece that slots right into a city street build without any fuss.

Julian ★★★★★

The modular fit is spot-on—it locks into my city streets with zero gaps. I've spent two evenings priming and layering paint, and the wood grain detail really pops once you get some washes on it.