Lasercut Cards: This completes our Core Container range, which comprises set of 3 standard single containers, the “container stack” (two standard containers on top of one another) and now the “container box”.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Lasercut Cards: New Cartonboard Core Container Sets Released
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Monday, May 11, 2015
Lasercut Cards: New Science Fiction Orc Scrap Fortress Released
Lasercut Cards: The orc fort is in the store. All the components are available separately but I have done a bundle pack of the entire fort: only $38!
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Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Lasercut Card: New Street Scatter Terrain Released
Lasercut Card: LasercutCard expands your options for your tabletop with the release of new scatter terrain. These kits add that extra bit of terrain to your table to give you those extra hiding spots for your little mans. There’s water towers, bridges, and some dumpsters and bins.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
LaserCut Cards: South African Eland 90 Armored Vehicle Previewed
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Sunday, December 15, 2013
Lasercut Cards: Upcoming Wooden Laser-Cut Ratel
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Saturday, August 10, 2013
LaserCut Cards: Quad Gun Released
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Friday, March 29, 2013
Lasercut Cards: Lasercut Wooden M113 APC Kit!
Lasercut Cards shows his latest release the M113 APC: So after six different revisions I have finally got my cardboard tank kit into a format I like.
It's based on the US Vietnam-era M113, with a few modifications (mostly the side hatches) to allow it to be used in more than one game system.
The hatches can all be left open or glued shut.
If the hatches are left off or open there is an option to add a little bit of detailing on the inside.
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