Fact Sheet: No Place to Retreat

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Applied Metarials and Miniatures: No Place to Retreat


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Base
DYI
6*6cm Wooden block
Ceiling
DYI
0.5cm Wood sheet with 1cm corkplate
Sewer gate
Buy
Knight Models
Sewer and Lamppost Resin Set (Batman Miniature Game) (2021)
Boardwalk Tiles
Buy
Juweela
Walking plates 50x50
Broken Wall
Buy
Juweela
Concrete plate w/ steel mat
Fence
DYI
Plastic card profiles with Fly Screen
Steel Beams
DYI
Plastic card profiles
Sewer Floor and Tiles
DYI
DAS Modeling Clay
Sewer Bridge
DYI
Wooden coffee stir sticks
Brick wall
Buy
Juweela
Bricks (RF) dark brick-red
Bottle / Milk box / Tin
Buy
Tabletop-art
Beverage Bottles And Cans (17) TTA601060
Electricity gate
DYI
Plastic card sheets and old cables
Sleeping bag
Buy
Tabletop-art
Adventurer Camp - Set 1 (5) TTA601060
Ladder
DYI
Stapler needles
Sewer Gate
Buy
Games workshop
Battlezone Manufactorum Sanctum Administratus - Little Bit from a column
Felicity
Buy
Hasslefree Miniatures HFA086
HFA093 Post-Apoc Gang
Zombie
Buy
CMON
Zombicide, First edition, main game


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