Lasercut Shadowbox for Displaying Miniatures
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We decided we were tired of keeping our miniatures where they would only ever be seen by our gaming group, and then only occasionally. So I whipped up this simple shadowbox. Note that it doesn't have a door (yet), and is intended to hang on the wall (note the two holes). Instructions lasercut it from 5mm material (I used plywood) clean it up and paint it if desired put it together -- it should fit snugly enough, but I strongly recommend gluing it if you're going to store things on it :-) attach to your favorite wall using drywall anchors or little nails through the two holes. stock with your favorite things.
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