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[[File:CSNA props.png|thumb|442x442px|Tanks, planes, railroads and flag masts in 2020 MVP North America, announcing an upcoming invasion of Alaska]] | [[File:CSNA props.png|thumb|442x442px|Tanks, planes, railroads and flag masts in 2020 [[Pixels World War: MVP|MVP]] North America, announcing an upcoming invasion of [[Alaska (ToastbrotJ)|Alaska]]]] | ||
A '''prop''' is a usually small [[:Category:Pixel-art|pixel-art]] that depicts a real life object or structure and is used to mark its location on a world map, similar to playing pieces placed on the map in the board game ''risk''. There are [[canvases]] where people build entire landscapes and cities using props similar to carpets that have streets and buildings on them for children. | A '''prop''' is a usually small [[:Category:Pixel-art|pixel-art]] that depicts a real life object or structure and is used to mark its location on a world map, similar to playing pieces placed on the map in the board game ''risk''. There are [[canvases]] where people build entire landscapes and cities using props similar to carpets that have streets and buildings on them for children. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 1 September 2026
A prop is a usually small pixel-art that depicts a real life object or structure and is used to mark its location on a world map, similar to playing pieces placed on the map in the board game risk. There are canvases where people build entire landscapes and cities using props similar to carpets that have streets and buildings on them for children.
Common props are tanks, roads, railways, factories, flag masts, nukes, trees, buildings and monuments.
- Examples of props
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Nukes used to be placed on enemy countries on world maps (MVP 2019) -
Factories on Pixels World War MVP and HECC 2 -
A train driving on bombed railways; tanks, (MVP 2019) -
Sakura trees and a shrine in JAPN (MVP 2019) -
Tank show hosted by NAKU (MVP 2026) -
A defensive wall structure in Africa (MVP 2020)
