MBA: "Arrr, Don't Throw Me in the Gibbet!"

Disco Joe writes:

"The cages are solid for simplicity."
Okay I understand what you are saying but it does take something away from it. Without knowing what it is based on the title it just looks like someone hoisted some boxes in the air.

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Claudia of The Miniature Building Authority writes:

MBA's Direct line of terrain has added the dreaded Pirate Gibbet. As a warning to all those who may think about becoming a pirate, see the fates of your predecessors. This is a metal kit that comes with two uprights, one crossbeam, one empty gibbet, and one with a skeleton leg and hand sticking out. (Does not come painted.)

DIR-042 Pirate Gibbet, $16.95 USD‌

This is another fine product that Miniature Building Authority offers as a Direct-only item. These items can only be obtained from us at the shows or via the website.