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Mountain Cliff Pack (Unpainted)

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$47.25 $63 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

Naturally contoured limestone cliffs to create a rugged crag or a stretch of 2" tall, jagged-edged elevation beneath a tower or mountain outpost. Also combine well with other natural terrain such as the DF KS2 Caverns. Note: Mountains pieces are made on the true 1" scale like all other pieces in the Castle system.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The 2" height gives these cliffs real presence on the table, and they slot nicely against my other stone terrain pieces. I've already used them as a rugged crag for a tower base and the unpainted surface takes a drybrush perfectly.

Riley ★★★★★

The jagged edges on these cliffs fit perfectly against my castle's stonework, making the transition to the tower look natural. I really appreciate that they are 2 inches tall, which gives my outpost that proper sense of elevation.

Robert ★★★★☆

The jagged edges on these cliffs are perfect for breaking up the sightlines on a tabletop, and they stack cleanly with other natural terrain pieces I already own. They’re unpainted, so I spent an afternoon dry-brushing them, but the limestone texture took the paint well and made the effort worth it.