Description
Description
The TOMYTEC Little Armory Desk Work Tool A2 Unpainted Kit introduces the intricate realm of 1/12 scale military miniatures to your collection with a remarkably lifelike desk arrangement. Crafted by TOMYTEC, this assembly set meticulously reproduces office and command-center accessories, from screens and handsets to writing supplies and desktop implements.
This Little Armory collection is an excellent method to enhance the ambiance of figure showcases, dioramas, and display scenarios. It features paper craft components and water-slide decals for heightened authenticity, and its unpainted resin build allows enthusiasts to personalize the ultimate appearance to complement their arrangement.
Details
• Specifications:
1/12 scale assembly kit
Unpainted runner kit
Assembly required
Painting required
PS plastic material
Includes paper craft parts
Includes water-slide decals
Compatible with 1/12 scale figure displays
Designed for desk and office scene customization
• Item dimensions: 5.5 x 3 x 3 cm
• Condition: New
• Product Material: PS plastic
• Manufacturer: TOMYTEC
• Release Date: November 30, 2026
• Recommended Age: 15 years and up
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Intricate office and desk accessories re-created in 1/12 scale for authentic dioramas
Comprises desktop PC, displays, keyboard, mouse, handsets, implements, mugs, and various miniature elements
Paper craft and water-slide decals are supplied for enhanced scene realism
Possible to combine with the separately available Field Desk A3 for a more complete exhibition
Assembly and painting are necessary; adhesive, instruments, and paint are not provided
Care instructions
Keep the kit and finished model in a cool, dry location shielded from direct sunlight. Gently dust completed components with a soft brush or microfiber cloth, and steer clear of water or abrasive cleansers on painted or decaled areas. Exercise caution with small parts during construction to prevent damage, and store the model in a dust-free display case whenever feasible.
