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Manassas 'Stone' House

Manassas 'Stone' House - Main image
$18.85 $29 In stock

Category: MDF terrain

The Stone House‚ built as a stop on the Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike in 1848‚ served as a hospital in the American Civil War most notably during the First and Second Battles of Manassas.

Supplied unassembled and unpainted in kit form with full instructions.

Any models or accessories shown are for scale purposes only and are not included.

Dimensions W160 x D95 x H180mm (approx.)
Product Features Removable roof Etched detailing
Material MDF
Contents 1x house
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy U. ★★★★★

The MDF pieces fit together perfectly with no gaps, and the included roof shingles add a nice texture. I'm using it as a scatter piece for historical wargames and it looks right at home on the table.

Michael G. ★★★★★

The laser-etched stonework on this Civil War hospital replica really brings the 1848 history to life. I was pleasantly surprised how solid the MDF feels once assembled, and it painted up beautifully with a simple drybrush.

Claire ★★★★★

The wood grain and stone texture are so well done that the building feels like a miniature slice of history, not just a toy. It fits perfectly on a 28mm wargaming table, and the roof tiles have just enough detail to make the 1848 turnpike stop feel lived-in. I keep catching myself staring at the lit