HS050A016 Feldherr foam tray for Warcry: Cypher Lords
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Cunning, magic and a good portion of madness are the ingredients for this illustrious troop of warriors from Nochseed in the Realm of Light. Like most inhabitants of Hyish, the Cypher Lords are blessed with dark gifts. Malice, agility and no scruples complete the deadly mixture.
To keep your troop shiny, even after the transport to the next skirmish, here you get the suitable Feldherr foam insert to protect your Warcry warband.
The insert offers you 10 compartments for your warrior models, one custom-fit compartment for each miniature. 2 compartments remain at your free disposal.
Surrounded by soft foam, the Thrallmaster, Luminate, the Mirrorblades, and the Mindbounds are in good hands. The filigree figures are spared any damage and the Gleve remains as sharp as the Double-Bladed Sword. Due to the precisely fitting cut, even the painstakingly painted models are protected from abrasion and scratches.
The Half-Size foam tray has the dimensions: 275 mm x 172 mm x 50 mm total height (40 mm usable height + 10 mm foam base).
- high-quality, fine pored foam
- chlorine and acid-free
- Made in Germany
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