How Not to build with Dave! MAD Gaming Terrain Furture Gothic House 3-3001

Two hands holding a partially assembled laser-cut MDF piece for a miniature building kit. The left hand supports the main structure, which is a yellowish-beige MDF panel with square cutouts and small circular holes. The right hand uses a blue-handled metal tool, likely tweezers or a small pick, to position or secure a small metal disc, possibly a magnet, into one of the circular holes. In the background, a clear plastic cutting mat with a printed grid is visible, along with several other laser-cut MDF sheets still in their frames, some with engraved or printed text and symbols. One of the MDF sheets in the background has a purple grid pattern. No readable text is visible on the main components being handled.

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Daves gone Goth! MAD Gaming Terrain's Future Gothic kit could pass for a haunted cathedral or the chip shop on Whitby promenade and the magnetic MDF panels that snap together are, we hear, a favourite of Andrew Eldritch. #mdfkits #madGamingTerrain #sciFi #Terrain

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