MDF Slotted Display Bases – 3mm, for 0.5mm Items (to create trophies, menus, standing family displays etc etc ….) – Custom cut

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.35

3 mm MDF Bases in a range of sizes with different slot options for you to choose from to create your own standing 3D items! If you want more customisation than is given in our pre-determined Standing Family Sets, then look no further Here you can buy the MDF Bases individually and then add your own choice of 0.5 mm shapes from our range separately! Create wonderful 3D decorations, perfect to display for the Winter season with these slotted display bases They make fantastic table, mantle piece, and desk decorations! Think of all the practical uses too we ve printed up our T shirt as a man of th

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