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[hobby] Battlefield in a suitcase project

Listening to episode 156 (introducing others to warhammer) from the Independent characters podcast gave me the motivation to revisit these tiles.

I've made a 3v3 battlefield that fits on a single suitcase, perfect to use for 450 to 750 battles with start collecting boxes.

40K Desert Game Table Hobby Terrain

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