Mini Flight Stands, 1-inch Peg (10) - LITKO Game Accessories

Mini Flight Stands, 1-inch Peg (10)

Name: Mini Flight Stands, 1-inch Peg (10)
Brand: LITKO
SKU: AFS064
Price: 5.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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(10) Mini Flight Stands

These Mini Flight Stands are perfect for your small board game pieces and vehicles. The triangular foot design allows you to pack several figures into a small space.

Each stand is supplied with a 1/8-inch (3mm) diameter 1-inch long peg and is compatible with all of LITKO standard flight stands and accessories.

Requires assembly. See assembly diagram for details. We recommend Craftics #33 acrylic cement for all of our multipart products.

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Aug 23, 2020

They work perfect for my 1/1200 scale aircraft I use with 1/2400 scale warships.

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May 22, 2020

Quickest shipping I've had in months. Consistent updates and quality product.

Jul 30, 2014

I purchased 4 of these stands to make 40 total for use in Axis and Allies 1940 2nd Ed. Global. These are great to add some dimension to a crowded board. The bases sit nicely on the A&A unit counter chips. I used 20 or so stands in Europe, since most planes are land based. This helped to free up some space since most of Europe is filled with land and air units at initial setup. Air units that were carrier based did not get a stand. I used 10 stands on the Pacific board since most of the air units are, or will be, carrier based. Overall a great addition to a game I love. The only downside is that some pegs seemed to fit some bases better than others, with a little finesse they all got assembled. Craftics #33 Cement was used to assemble bases and attach units, worked great.