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do you mean 100 individual items in the range?!
Hi Rowan!
Yes that's exact... 100 individual items!
I fact M. Toillié as designed his modules so you can put them together yourself. Rather than having a single base, he offers several variations. Together with the wooden walls, that makes a lot of possibilities for Luftwaffe dioramas for example.
Below you have a good example of the Mark58 "philosophy": three variations of plankings and three wooden walls in three different lenght... but there are also different heights.



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Only one downside to these great looking dio accessories, i love building dio's but it will mean I'll have less space on the shelves
Hi Andy!
Display bases are not necessarily big (but they can if you want

). The PSP base below doesn't takes away more space than the aircraft model itself.

I only build dioramas since a few month now but I'm convinced a model looks better even on a small base rather than on nothing. At a show, wich models draw more the attention? Those with a display base or put into a diorama...
Jean-Luc