Ruined Empire 2 Floors #18 - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery Miniature

Ruined Empire 2 Floors #18 - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery Miniature

Marsoni

M251S

$20.99

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Ruined Empire 2 Floors #18 - 28mm Wargaming Scatter Terrain Scenery MiniatureRuined Empire 2 Floors #18 x1 Approximately 304mm in length, 152mm in width and 193mm high. All scenery and terrain is 3D printed using a plant based grey plastic filament (PLA). The shade of grey may vary due to material suppliers and availability, please message if you have a specific requirement. Due to the nature of 3D printing there may be minor imperfections, however all items are quality checked before being posted. The miniature models used

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This fits a 2023 Civic Sport Touring without issue. It looks indistinguishable to the OEM filter. Getting the lid off the airbox is the hardest part as it is wedged in there pretty good. Other than that, this is a very do-able DIY job, and it's a lot cheaper than having the dealer do it. I have no concerns. Thumbs up.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025