How to Make Arched Bridges | Modular Osgiliath Wargaming Board | Tabletop Miniature Terrain Tutorial

It's one thing to have a modular river for your wargaming board but what use is that without bridges to cross it?

I have created this "plug & play" format for the modular river which allows bridges and other river based terrain to be placed in a number of different places but be held firmly in place.

Some of the angles I cut for this I have done "because I can" rather than out of an actual need, this could all certainly be cut with just a knife should you want it to.

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