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Pedestal (Unpainted)

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$2.56 $3.5 In stock

Category: Individual Piece

The Pedestal (Unpainted) is an individual terrain piece from Dwarven Forge, part of the Dungeons line. It is supplied unpainted, so you can finish it in the colors and style that suit your table.

  • Unpainted individual piece
  • Dungeons (KS1) line
  • Made of Dwarvenite
  • Fits the Elevation & Bridges category
  • SKU: IN-GT001-PD-U (Standard)
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

The top is nice and flat for placing minis, and I appreciate that I can match the stone color to my own dungeon set pieces without being stuck with a factory paint job.

Samuel V. ★★★★★

The unpainted surface was exactly what I needed to match my home brew dungeon palette, and the details in the stonework picked up drybrushing beautifully. It took about an hour to finish, but now it blends perfectly with my other terrain pieces.

William M. ★★★☆☆

It does what it says on the tin—unpainted resin, so you’re on the hook for the finish, but the base is sturdy enough for a 1-inch grid. The surface has a slight texture that grabs primer well, though the edges are a bit rough in one spot. I’d call it a decent starting point if you’re already doing y

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