Breacher Boarding Shield Conversion Bits - Left Spiked x5
SKU:TBD-64241-1Set
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When you absolutely have to kill all the filthy aliens and other assorted galactic scum in your path from behind a great big slab shield.
This listing is for a set of 5 Breacher Boarding Shields made to fit on the left side of models.
These bits are sold unpainted, as a set of spiked breacher boarding shields; the ones shown on models in the listing are only to display how the shields look when used with bolters.
This product may require modification to fit existing models' weapons. We advise using a combination of clippers, a hobby knife (be careful), and needle files/sandpaper for a smooth flat surface, alternatively pinning in place is the best option.
These products are officially licensed by Tight Bore Designs.
Miniatures Sales & Marketing Contracted Through Spikey Bits, and Fulfilled By Slicer LLC.
Make & Care
Printed in high definition resin at a 25 micron layer height, these parts will have a higher level of detail compared to standard resin prints.
Each print is provided washed, cured, and with supports removed. However, some support remnants may still be present and could require additional finishing before priming (mostly for smaller, more fragile parts). Carefully use heat and/or clippers to remove any remnants, testing your method on a non-essential area.
It is recommended to wear appropriate protective equipment when sanding resin. Unless otherwise specified these items will require assembly, either as there own model, or as an upgrade for an existing kit. For best results, gel superglue is recommended.
Any product names, logos, brands, or trademarks mentioned in this listing are used solely to describe compatibility and are the property of their respective trademark holders. These trademark holders are not affiliated with Spikey Bits or its suppliers and do not endorse or sponsor Spikey Bits or its products.
