Gondor™ Battlecry Trebuchet

Price: CHF54.90
TVA incluse · hors livraison
+5 points Mightium
Product availability: Livraison sous 15 jours ouvrables (sous réserve de disponibilité chez le distributeur)
Livraison sous 15 jours ouvrables (sous réserve de disponibilité chez le distributeur)
Livraison sous 15 jours ouvrables (sous réserve de disponibilité chez le distributeur) Sur commande
Retrait Rue de Bourg 43 Prêt en 2h
Livraison Suisse Offerte dès CHF 69.–
Paiement : VISA TWINT PostFinance Virement bancaire
Share

Description

Powerful Siege Engines of Gondor for Wargaming Enthusiasts

Experience the might of Gondor's battlecry trebuchets, formidable siege engines designed to protect Minas Tirith from Mordor's relentless forces. These impressive wooden structures launch massive boulders across the battlefield, obliterating anything in their trajectory. Ideal for wargames, this multipart resin kit assembles a robust siege engine for Atop the Walls, Realms of Men, and Defenders of the Pelennor armies, accompanied by three skilled crew members.

Unleash Strategy with Warhammer Age of Sigmar and Citadel Components

Beyond their physical destruction, these war machines serve as a psychological weapon, compelling opponents to prioritize them over the rest of your well-coordinated army. The kit includes 17 resin components, a Citadel 92mm by 120mm Oval Base, and three Citadel 25mm Round Slotta Bases, perfect for Warhammer Age of Sigmar enthusiasts. These unpainted miniatures require assembly, and we recommend using Citadel Colour paints for the best finish.

Manufactured under license from Middle-earth Enterprises, LLC, these miniatures are inspired by iconic scenes from "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" series. Dive into the world of strategic wargaming with this essential addition to your collection, and bring the epic battles of Middle-earth to life on your tabletop.

Caractéristiques
The Lord of the Rings- BienMinas Tirith

Avis clients

Comments (0)

No customer reviews for the moment.

Vous aimerez aussi

Loading...
Back to top