MediumTepee with open entrance flap - Plains War - BG-PLWT003
The entrance flap is rolled up, but there is an inner sheer cloth covering the opening. This can be removed with a dremel or similar tool if desired.
A tepee is a conical shaped tent made of animal hides used by Native Americans living in the Plains and Prairies of North America. Constructed with poles wrapped by the animal hides, there is a smoke flap at the top to allow a fire to be used within the tent for cooking and heat. A tepee could be constructed or taken down quickly as evidenced during the Plains War in the United States.
Unpainted 28mm Resin. Includes a set of metal poles to add to the top of the tepee.
Note: Wash the resin with soap and water before priming for painting so that any mold release residue is removed.
