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Residential Ranch Style Derelict (Car Port LHS)

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$31.8 $53 In stock

Category: MDF terrain

With its retro sixties design and considerable amount of structural damage, this residential ranch is perfect for tabletop games or dioramas with a pulp, alternative history Cold War or post-apocalyptic America setting.

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 L270 x W390 x H110 (approx.)
Product Features Laser etched detail
Removable roof
Internal rooms
Material MDF
Contents 1 x house
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George ★★★★★

The sun-bleached look on the corrugated car port really sells the derelict Cold War vibe for my wargaming table. Fits perfectly with my other sixties-era pulp scenery.

Jason G. ★★★★★

The roof panels are warped just enough to give it that collapsed tension you want for a pulp Cold War board, and the retro ranch silhouette fits perfectly with my 60s-era miniatures. I had to trim a couple of tabs to get the carport wall to sit flush, but the MDF itself is solid and took paint witho

Joseph X. ★★★★★

The carport on the left side is the standout detail—it’s got that perfect mid-century lean, plus the roof damage looks convincingly warped from a distance. I’ve used it for a Cold War-era diorama and it instantly sold the “abandoned suburb” vibe. It’s a solid piece of MDF that’s easy to paint and we