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Weird Crystals Large Blue (4-10 mm)
Weird Crystals Large Blue (4-10 mm)
SKU: SKU:GGS-GLA3090
Shipping Weight: 0.3 kg
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€8,95 EUR
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€8,95 EUR
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€42,62/L
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Strange and superior!
We have lots of great looking shards and nuggets in different sizes, shapes and colors that will make your model bases look like they're dripping with the minerals of a Terran planet or distant alien world. Our selection of glass shards is perfect for adding the finishing touches to your model bases.
Each shard is approximately 4-10 mm long and stands out clearly against almost any color.
You can add even more depth to your tabletop battlefields by scattering our glass shards across your landscape. They are also perfect for scattering over your model bases or terrain pieces to create a 'live' feel. Betray your opponents with a detailed and realistic finish for your wargaming experience.
Please note - although we take high resolution images and keep the images as raw as possible, colors may vary slightly as different settings in computers and monitors make it difficult to show the exact colors.
We have lots of great looking shards and nuggets in different sizes, shapes and colors that will make your model bases look like they're dripping with the minerals of a Terran planet or distant alien world. Our selection of glass shards is perfect for adding the finishing touches to your model bases.
Each shard is approximately 4-10 mm long and stands out clearly against almost any color.
You can add even more depth to your tabletop battlefields by scattering our glass shards across your landscape. They are also perfect for scattering over your model bases or terrain pieces to create a 'live' feel. Betray your opponents with a detailed and realistic finish for your wargaming experience.
Please note - although we take high resolution images and keep the images as raw as possible, colors may vary slightly as different settings in computers and monitors make it difficult to show the exact colors.
