Sarissa Precision Ltd – Sarissa Precision Limited

Timber-Planked Barn

Timber-Planked Barn - Main image
$9.66 $14 In stock

Category: MDF terrain

Constructed with sticks, straw and mud, Dark Age barns such as this would have been used to house animals. No tabletop Dark Age village is complete without one.

Supplied unassembled and unpainted in kit form with full instructions.

This kit is provided with an MDF roof. Thatched roofing material not included.

Dimensions W150 x D115 x H115mm
Product Features Laser etched detail
Removable roof
Internal detail
Material MDF
Contents 1x barn
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

The dried glue on the stick-and-straw sections fit together neatly once I soaked the joints, and the mud texture on the walls gives it an authentic Dark Ages look. A quick afternoon build that adds real character to a rustic village scene.

Lucy ★★★★★

The unassembled kit was a fun little project for an evening, and the straw-and-mud texture on the planks adds real character. Fits perfectly with my other Dark Age village pieces.

Ava ★★★★★

The planks have that rough, hand-hewn look from the sticks and mud, which fits the Dark Age setting perfectly once glued together. It took an evening to assemble, but the finished barn gives the village a lived-in feel that the other buildings were missing.