The Army Painter: Target Lock Laser Line
The Army Painter: Target Lock Laser Line
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Target Lock Laser Line is the precision line‑of‑sight laser tool built for tabletop wargamers who are tired of arguments, guesswork, and “I swear my model can see yours.” It projects a straight red laser line so you can instantly check visibility, angles, and targeting without bumping models or eyeballing terrain.
This is the gadget players grab when they want “no more disputes, no more leaning sideways, no more guessing.”
What Target Lock Laser Line Is Built To Do
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Show exact line‑of‑sight from a model’s perspective
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Prevent accidental model movement while checking angles
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Eliminate arguments about visibility or terrain blocking
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Speed up gameplay in any LOS‑based system
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Work across all major wargames (40K, AoS, X‑Wing, Armada, Flames of War, etc.)
It’s a must‑have for competitive or rules‑tight players.
Key Features
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Projects a straight red laser line for precise LOS checking
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Pocket‑sized & lightweight — easy to bring to tournaments
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Includes 3× LR44 batteries (ready to use out of the box)
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Simple setup:
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Unscrew back cover
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Remove paper tab
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Close cover — done
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Works over the shoulder of a model to show exactly what it can see
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Great for modern terrain rules where angles matter
Why Gamers Love It
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Fair, exact gameplay — no more “seeing around corners”
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Perfect for tournaments where precision matters
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Fast and intuitive — no measuring tools or templates needed
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Great for teaching new players how LOS works
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Cheap, reliable, and durable
It’s basically the “prove it” button for tabletop wargaming.
Specs & Contents
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Device: Target Lock Laser Line
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Power: 3× LR44 batteries (included)
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Use Case: Line‑of‑sight determination for tabletop wargames
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Price Range: ~$15.39–$15.49 depending on retailer
Painter/Gamer’s Vibe
Target Lock Laser Line brings that “no arguments, no guesswork, pure precision” energy — perfect for competitive players, rules lawyers (the good kind), and anyone who wants clean, fair gameplay.
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