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Rocky Endcap (Unpainted)

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$3.96 $6.39 In stock

Category: Individual Piece

Rocky Endcap (Unpainted) is an individual terrain piece from Dwarven Forge, part of the Wilderness line. It ships unpainted, ready for you to prime and finish in the colors that match your build.

  • Individual piece in the Wilderness category
  • Unpainted, for custom painting
  • Features anchor magnets and paired pegs
  • Suited to elevation and bridge setups
  • SKU: IN-MS-708-U
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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Matthew F. ★★★★★

The rocky texture is subtle enough that a drybrush catches every ridge without looking busy, and it fits snugly into the grid. I’ve already primed mine and it took the paint evenly across the whole piece.

Ellie ★★★★★

Picked up this unpainted Rocky Endcap for my wilderness table, and the texture of the stone is surprisingly detailed right out of the box. After a quick prime and drybrush, it blends seamlessly with my other terrain pieces. Exactly what I needed to finish a rocky outcropping.

William ★★★★☆

The unpainted surface takes primer really well, which saved me time before I added my own drybrush layers. It’s a solid piece for filling gaps in a wilderness build, though I wish it had a bit more texture variation on the flat sides.