Wooden cubes tokens 10mm - 20 pcs pack
Code: TLGCUBE10/BIL TLGCUBE10/CER2 TLGCUBE10/ZEL TLGCUBE10/MOD TLGCUBE10/FIA TLGCUBE10/ORG TLGCUBE10/CER TLGCUBE10/ZLU TLGCUBE10/MIX Choose variant-1.gif?6526949e)

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Product detailed description
Colored wooden cubes of size 10 mm. They can be used as replacements for lost components or in prototypes for your new board games.
Made in the Czech Republic.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Materiál: | Dřevo |
| Velikost: | 10 mm |
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| Manufacturing company : | TLAMA games - Miroslav Tlamicha |
|---|---|
| Address : | Třebohostická 2283/2 Praha 10 100 00 Česko |
| E-mail : | info@tlamagames.info |



