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An interesting collection of basic dungeon furniture paper models, the natural evolution from the 2D counters available in other "Inked Adventures" dungeon products, while retaining that essential style. Even the "boxy" look of the finished pieces is in-keeping with that quirkily simple-seeming appearance. Unusually for such 3D items, underside drawings are included for the beds, chairs, benches, chests and bookcases, so these can be set up at ANY angle, a very thoughtful touch. A little variation might have helped in places (with the two identical sets of bookshelves, and especially the six beds), while a few score lines could have been better indicated, but this is a good little set. Be nice to see more items like this from Inked Adventures too - sarcophagi, altars, workbenches, cupboards, imposing chairs, etc., etc!

This is a fun little addition for dungeon props. You get several pages of fold-up furniture with easy -to-follow instructions. Most of the furniture ends up as a "box" with the furniture printed on it, but that works fine to create a 3d effect and also makes it easy to place your paper minis upon the props themselves.

The furniture also looks strong enough to hold your average plastic or 30mm metal mini.

All in all, a nice addition for very little money

What I great little product! It is a refreshing change of pace to see hand-drawn products rather than computer generated.

This product contains dungeon furniture such as tables, chairs, chests etc that can be cut out, folded up and placed onto a battlemat. I can see myself using these in my games of HeroQuest and Warhammer Quest.