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City Tudor Ruins (Painted)

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$66.33 $99 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

This set can build a cluster of three abandoned homes or a war-torn section of the city. It features our Tudor theme and builds quickly and easily by connecting combinations of walls, floors and corner posts.

This set works well in multiples to create larger ruined areas, or combines with our other Tudor Cottage and Tudor Starter sets to make larger buildings or semi-intact structures. It’s also perfect for any Wargamer looking to vary their landscape, with broken walls and destroyed roofs that break up line of sight and create battlefield cover.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The painted Tudor beams pop nicely against the plaster walls, so the ruined houses actually look lived-in even before I scatter any debris. I built the whole three-home cluster in about ten minutes, and the corn pieces fit snugly without any wobble.

Miles ★★★★★

The way the walls and floors click together lets me rearrange this ruined street in under a minute. I’m building a burned-out district for my tabletop city and the painted Tudor beams give it exactly the gritty, lived-in feel I wanted.

Grace ★★★★★

I've been staring at these ruins on my dining table for two days now, and the way the Tudor beams pop against the painted stone is exactly the war-worn look I wanted. The walls and floors click together with a satisfying snugness, and I was able to rearrange the three homes into a different layout i