Atelier Dufour
Tucked among the workshops of San Lezere's industrial quarter, Atelier Dufour began life as a small engineering works. Local craftsmen repaired farm machinery, forged replacement parts, and kept the town's workshops running through long days of honest labour. The wide loading doors welcomed carts and lorries alike, while the glazed roof flooded the workshop floor with natural light.
As war spread across the region, the workshop was quickly turned to military needs. Civilian machinery gave way to vehicle repairs, ammunition stores, and emergency maintenance for whichever army held the town. Its spacious interior and sturdy brick construction made it an invaluable asset, and a frequent target for air raids and sabotage alike.
On the Tabletop
Whether used as a machine shop, warehouse, vehicle garage, or supply depot, Atelier Dufour is a versatile addition to any industrial battlefield. The large loading doors make it ideal for accommodating vehicles, objectives, or supply caches, while its compact footprint allows it to slot naturally into factory districts, railway yards, or the back streets of San Lezere. As with the rest of the CMYK range, it can be assembled intact or broken into ruined sections, allowing it to represent every stage of the battle.
Supplied unassembled in kit form with full instructions.
No paint required! Simply pop out the parts and glue them together.
Any models or accessories shown are for scale purposes only and are not included.
Dimensions: W100 x D80 x H190 mm
Product Features: UV Printed detailing, full colour internal and external
Materials: 2 mm MDF
