Kings of War Halflings Halfling Iron Beast (MGKWHF401)
Originally conceived as the Dwarfs’ Steel Behemoth and later refined by halfling engineers Percival Arbuckle and Paddy Bobart, the Halfling Iron Beast is a colossal four-legged steam-driven war engine. Armed with guns, armored tusks and unstoppable momentum, it storms enemy lines with terrifying effect spreading panic as it advances. The kit includes 1 PVC Iron Beast, supplied unassembled and unpainted. Assembly requires super glue and cleaning resin or plastic parts with warm soapy water is advised before painting. Designed for 28 mm scale battlefields.
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Kings of War Halflings Halfling Iron Beast (MGKWHF401)
Kings of War Halflings Halfling Iron Beast (MGKWHF401)
Originally conceived as the Dwarfs’ Steel Behemoth and later refined by halfling engineers Percival Arbuckle and Paddy Bobart, the Halfling Iron Beast is a colossal four-legged steam-driven war engine. Armed with guns, armored tusks and unstoppable momentum, it storms enemy lines with terrifying effect spreading panic as it advances. The kit includes 1 PVC Iron Beast, supplied unassembled and unpainted. Assembly requires super glue and cleaning resin or plastic parts with warm soapy water is advised before painting. Designed for 28 mm scale battlefields.
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Originally conceived as the Dwarfs’ Steel Behemoth and later refined by halfling engineers Percival Arbuckle and Paddy Bobart, the Halfling Iron Beast is a colossal four-legged steam-driven war engine. Armed with guns, armored tusks and unstoppable momentum, it storms enemy lines with terrifying effect spreading panic as it advances. The kit includes 1 PVC Iron Beast, supplied unassembled and unpainted. Assembly requires super glue and cleaning resin or plastic parts with warm soapy water is advised before painting. Designed for 28 mm scale battlefields.
