*NOTE: This item is NOT a toy and therefore not suitable for young children due to choking hazard on small parts.
*All items are 3D printed to order and will be dispatched within 10 working days. Please allow a little longer for large or irregular orders 😉
*Minis in terrain photos are used for scale and are not included unless otherwise stated!
Scenery & Terrain for Warhammer AOS, Dungeons & Dragons and all other Fantasy Wargames and RPGs
This highly detailed 3D printed Oxen Enclosure scatter terrain piece, from the Printable Scenery Hagglethorn Hollow range, is designed to perfectly compliment ANY tabletop miniatures game that uses 28mm-32mm scale models, including Warhammer AOS, Warcry, DnD, Lord Of The Rings, Pathfinder, Elder Scrolls: Call To Arms and many more!
A single Oxen Enclosure scatter terrain piece is supplied.
Excellent as either tabletop scatter terrain for fantasy wargames, or as part of the narrative in an RPG quest. Also great for dioramas!
Combine with the Hen House and Pig Pen sets to create a small farming settlement.
The Oxen Enclosure is printed and supplied in three parts. Some very basic assembly is required. The Oxen Enclosure includes two oxen which are built into the model.
Placeable Oxen are not included with this product however, the Oxen models are available separately from our Miniatures shop section as part of the Farm Animals set.
Oxen Enclosure supplied unpainted. Can be painted as desired using any standard modelling paints.
| Dimensions | L157mm x W185mm x H57mm |
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| Sizing | Models are supplied to the above dimensions however, all models can be easily scaled up or down. Please ask if you have a specific requirement. |
| Colour | Oxen Enclosure printed in brown high-quality, PLA filament. Other colours are available, please contact us or add a note when purchasing and we'll do our best to accommodate. |
| License | Commercially licensed to print & supply all Printable Scenery models in the UK. Please contact us for a quote on any item not already listed on our website. |
