Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K
Sunken Ocean Floors K

Sunken Ocean Floors K

71,00 kr
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FAQ

Where is my order?
Rest assured, we are printing, cleaning up and shipping your order as fast as we can. Myth Forged is just the two of us (Sam and Steve) so sometimes in busier periods a bit of a queue can develop. Average dispatch time is 5 days but check the banner at the top of the site for accurate lead times.
 
What kind of glue should I use?
I use a gel super glue. We sell Loctite on the store as we know it works!
Poly/plastic cement will not work
 
What prep do I need to do for painting?
The miniatures should be ready for a priming coat, however I'd always recommend a quick wash with warm, soapy water. You can paint directly onto the mini, but I recommend priming.
 
Why have some of the miniatures come on supports?
I ship delicate or small things with the supports still attached. I've found that things get broken and/or lost if I don't. If you submerge them in hot warm for 15 seconds, most miniatures will peel off the supports really easily. Just go slowly and steadily.
 
My mini feels sticky/tacky to touch - what's going on?
Sometimes the combination of humidity and the packaging causes the washing solution to make the surface a little tacky. This can be solved with a wash in either isopolyl alcohol, or just hot soapy water. Leave to dry in the sun/warm dry place and they'll be fine.

A smuggler's cache half-claimed by the sea — the perfect coastal objective your table has been missing.

Barnacle-crusted rock rises in uneven tiers, its ledges cluttered with barrels, crates, coiled rope, and sacks of ill-gotten goods. A gnarled piece of dead coral or driftwood tree twists upward from one side, its bleached branches reaching like skeletal fingers over the hoard below. Every surface tells a story of salt air and neglect — pitted stone, swollen grain on waterlogged wood, bulging sacks spilling their contents across the outcrop. This 3D printed resin scatter piece arrives unpainted and packed with extraordinary detail, ready for your brush to bring the brine and decay to life.

Drop this piece onto a coastal map and watch your encounter transform. It's a natural objective marker for smuggling runs, pirate treasure hunts, or tidal cave ambushes — and it provides meaningful cover and line-of-sight blocking for skirmish games and wargaming scenarios alike. The tiered rock formation gives a sense of verticality that draws the eye and creates tactical decisions: hold the high ground or flank around the driftwood? Perfectly scaled for 28mm and 32mm miniatures, it slots seamlessly into D&D coastal adventures, Pathfinder seafaring campaigns, or any narrative skirmish game where the shoreline hides something worth fighting over. Printed in high-detail resin to capture every barnacle and rope coil.

Key Features

  • Richly detailed resin with layered textures
  • Ideal objective marker or cover piece
  • 28mm/32mm scale for all major systems
  • Barrels, crates, rope, and cargo details

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 7.0 × 5.8 × 5.8 cm (W × D × H)
  • Single piece
  • Available in Resin

Licensing

This terrain piece is officially licensed from Cast N Play.