Gale Force Nine: Hobby Round – Snake Chain 1.5mm (1m)
About this Product
Elevate your modeling and terrain projects with Gale Force Nine Hobby Round – Snake Chain 1.5mm (1m). This finely linked, flexible metallic chain mimics the look of industrial cables, armored cables, or ornamental chainwork—making it perfect for a wide range of miniature applications. Use it to detail vehicles, add character to bases, or integrate it into fantasy, steampunk, or sci-fi scenery.
Measuring 1 meter in length and 1.5mm in diameter, this chain is compatible with 15mm to 32mm scale miniatures and terrain. Its smooth, tightly wound design offers a distinct visual style, ideal for replicating power conduits, tow lines, or decorative chains on elite units and structures.
Key Features
• Includes 1 meter of 1.5mm diameter snake-style chain
• Suitable for 15mm to 32mm miniatures and diorama applications
• Highly flexible and easy to cut, drape, or coil
• Great for sci-fi, fantasy, historical, or steampunk themes
• Packaged in a resealable Hobby Round container
Why Buy This Product?
• Adds intricate detail to vehicles, tech scenery, and scenic bases
• Perfect for replicating high-tech cables or ornate chainwork
• Easy to paint, weather, and integrate into custom builds
• Enhances the realism and complexity of your hobby projects
Gameplay Role (Visual enhancement only)
Decorative elements like chains help create immersive, narrative-rich environments and bring added texture to display models and terrain pieces.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Prime black or dark gray, then drybrush with metallic paints (silver, copper, or brass). Add weathering powders or rust effects for realism. Attach using super glue or tacky glue depending on the surface material.
Historical Context Sidebar (Hobby-related)
Snake chains resemble armored cables or braided wire commonly seen in steampunk aesthetics, sci-fi tech, and fantasy décor. Their flexible design allows for creative hobby applications—whether draped from power generators, wrapped around artillery, or incorporated into gothic architecture.
