Review on LEGACY Dice Tower Tray Portable by Greg Horn

. This is a basic standard size and shape dice tower made out of regular plastic. The difference between this model and others is the velvet covering on the internal parts, which muffles the sound of the dice being rolled. These seals are already glued to the appropriate parts when you receive the revolver and will work as advertised once you have completed the assembly, which is easy and quick. The only criticism I can make is that it's not very strong, which is by design as the turret is designed to be just as easy to take apart as it is to put back together. If this is a problem for you, there's no reason you can't glue the tower together unless you disassemble it (I did). Another thing is that he is small; 2 or more guys trying to share a small tower while playing a tabletop wargame like Necromunda is getting a little unwieldy. If that's a problem, you can leave the second one at the other end of the table (I did). Ultimately, the small tower is very competitively priced and represents good value for money. I think I received mine the day after ordering so the shipping is great too. It's not the fanciest, biggest, or most complex of its kind, but I can afford 2 or 3 of these for the price, and it doesn't take up much desk space and is easy to assemble or transport. separately. The velvet innards work as advertised, deadening the sound of the dice being rolled which is an added bonus at this price point. I would recommend it.