1/12 Palm Network Equipment Miniatures TAR-DP238 Tarlin  [TAR-DP238]

Tarlin DP238 - Capsule Toy 1/12 Scale Miniature Palm Network Equipment Server 4 Set (Set of 4)
Price:
AUD$35.09
Brand:
Tarlin
Model:
TAR-DP238
GTIN:
4573626022375
Condition:
Brand New
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Small-scale palm network equipment models perfect for displays

The Tarlin TAR-DP238 capsule set supplies four 1/12 scale palm network server replicas intended as accessories for small dioramas and collector displays. They are marketed as scene props rather than functional or mechanical components.

Moulding defines surface features suitable for tabletop display in 1/12 settings. Each server is sized to complement standard 1/12 figures and furniture, and they make convenient scene anchors or shelf pieces. Light weathering and panel-line techniques improve visual depth without the need for part modification.

Use common modelling primers and paints when finishing; test solvent compatibility on a spare item. If you need consistent appearance across multiple units, check for minor finish or fit differences common to capsule-run items before permanent assembly.

Scale: 1/12

Quantity: 4 pieces

Intended use: miniature diorama accessory

For hobbyists building technology or workspace dioramas, the TAR-DP238 mini servers provide compact, paint-ready models suited to both staged and shelf displays.

The items are supplied as solid pre-formed capsule models and generally do not require assembly, though some modellers perform small trims or washes for better fit.
These capsule toys are made from standard injection plastic suitable for display; they tolerate light handling but can be damaged by harsh solvents or force.
For permanent mounting use cyanoacrylate or epoxy depending on base material; roughen contact areas slightly for a stronger bond and test first.
Light weathering techniques such as drybrushing and thin washes generally hold up well if sealed with a clear matte varnish.
Yes, small differences between individual capsule pieces are possible; inspect and sort pieces if you need a matched display.
Use a plastic-compatible primer and acrylic or enamel paints suitable for miniatures; always try paint on a test piece to check adhesion and finish.

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