It’s all going down the Drain!
October 20, 2011 by beerogre
Antenocitis Workshop has launched this innovative range of etched brass drain covers, suitable for decorating bases, dioramas or terrain.
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Well isn’t that something. Seems so easy yet nobody has made this before. If I ever do a city theme I know who to turn to even if its for a table.
Yet another fantastic idea from Antenocitis Workshop. These things look sharp, with a ton of uses.
Definitely a good idea imho
These are the sort of detailes to help lift a terrain setting