Guest House - Last Hearth Set | Diorama | DnD | Wargaming | Building | Village | Town | Inn - High Quality 3D Printed, 15mm, 28mm, 32mm

Guest House - Last Hearth Set | Diorama | DnD | Wargaming | Building | Village | Town | Inn - High Quality 3D Printed, 15mm, 28mm, 32mm

Marsoni

M251S

$171.54

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Guest House - Last Hearth Set | Diorama | DnD | Wargaming | Building | Village | Town | Inn - High Quality 3D Printed, 15mm, 28mm, 32mmTwo story medieval gatehouse with external stairwell and large, functional gateway and side entrance door. Roof detaches for internal play. Assembled size: 9L x 6W x 9. 5H inches in 28mm. 32mm is 15% larger across all dimensions. Printed in PLA at . 16mm layer heights. Layer lines will be visible on the item as that is the nature of 3d printed terrain. Sanding and priming does help eliminate these layer lines if necessary. Pictured item painted to

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I finally got around to cleaning up the cable disaster on my home office desk and these grommets were exactly what I needed. They fit perfectly into the 2-inch holes I drilled, and the plastic feels surprisingly sturdy, not like that cheap, brittle stuff that snaps the moment you try to pop the cover back on. The little brush-like opening is a nice touch because it keeps the cords from sliding back down when they aren't plugged in, and the black finish looks really clean against my wood tabletop. For a 4-pack, the price was a total steal, and it honestly makes the whole setup look way more professional than just having raw holes in the desk. If humans are looking for a quick and cheap way to hide cord clutter, these are a solid bet.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026