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Before you can begin the missions in Mines of
Moria, you need to assemble your scenery pieces. You
can just snap these together, or use plastic cement
or some other chemical bond to make the assembly permanent.
Citadel plastic miniatures are fixed to a frame
called a "sprue,"
from which they must be removed before assembly can
begin. Removal is best done with modelling
clippers.
Scrape away any visible mould lines with a modelling
knife or file.
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| The cavernous halls
of Moria are filled with hundreds of carved pillars
and sturdy doorways, all built to last the ages.
Wreckage left by the Goblins now litters the floor,
with even the tomb of Balin sullied by their presence. |
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The five
items above do not have to be assembled.
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The
Well, Trapdoors & Debris
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All materials pertaining to the
New Line theatrical productions: The Fellowship of The Ring; The Two Towers;
and The Return of The King © MMVI New Line Productions, Inc. All Rights
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The Return of The King and the names of the characters, items, events and
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