Marquee Block TROY Name Stand
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Description
Tall condensed capitals in a movie-poster, marquee style, standing 50 mm high on a slim chamfered plinth. Letters are fused to the base so the whole thing prints as one sturdy piece.
- Letter height: 50 mm, Bebas Neue lettering
- Base: 60 x 22 x 4 mm with chamfered edges
- Prints flat on the base, no supports needed
- Pairs well with a desk, shelf or door-side display
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