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  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]
  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]
  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]
  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]
  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]
  • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]

    • WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) [28mm/1/56]

    Micro Art Studio

    $25.99
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    SKU:
    H00134
    UPC:
    5907652563608
    OQ:
    6
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    Product Description

    WW2 Normandy Wall w. Gate (high) 

    Multicolor prepainted (UV-printed) modular WW2 Normandy high Wall with Gate terrain. The gate can be opened or closed during play. Infantry full cover and vehicle hard cover, a perfect defensive position.

     

    This model is delivered as a pack, unassembled and PREPAINTED.
    Every model is cut from one or more panels of HDF (high-density fiberboard) of 3mm and/or 1,5mm thickness.
    WW2 series scenery might prove demanding to assemble, dry fit parts before applying the glue to avoid mistakes. PVA (white) glue is recommended.

    Attention: Before taking the elements out make sure they are fully cut. There are minor connections that prevent them from falling out. Parts are secured with a layer of protection paper, please remove it gently before assembly. Tiny paint chips may occur when removing the protective layer, if it happens so, use color marker or hobby paint to mask them.

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    • 4
      A Simple To Build Wall, With Permanent choices...

      Posted by Jay on Nov 8th 2025

      This is another really easy to build Micro Art Studio set! Take it slow and easy while punching and you should be fine. Use some white glue and have rubber bands to hold pieces in place and volia, you'll have walls! This set is docked one star however because to make it look it's nicest you have to glue on the pillar covers so your choices in kinds of walls diminish. You can see what the bare pillars look like in the stock image by looking at the short wall section jutting down from the green fence. The walls hook into those open slots so when you glue the pillar faces on, you no longer have those options. Just a forewarning. I left mine bare, to have whatever faces I want, its a wall for a wargame, I'll survive with a bit of rough imagery on the table.