The Army Painter TL5045P | Markerlight Laser Pointer - Line of Sight Tool | Multi Scale

The instant line-of-sight referee: a pocket laser pointer that settles "can he see me?" debates on the game table in one second flat. Sight from the model's eye view, dot on target — done. Comes with LR44 batteries pre-installed, ready right out of the package.

Its sibling, the Targetlock Laser Line, projects a full line for measuring across terrain; the Rangefinder Tape handles distances.

• Point-source laser dot for precise line-of-sight verification.
• Lightweight, pocket-sized — lives in the game bag or layout toolkit.
• LR44 batteries included and pre-installed (pull the paper tab and go).
• Works for any tabletop system and doubles as a layout alignment/sighting aid.

Pointer or Line — which one?
The Pointer puts a dot on a single target (pure line-of-sight); the Targetlock projects a line across the table (sight lanes and straightedge duty). Serious gamers usually end up with both.

Is it safe?
It is a standard low-power pointer — normal laser rules apply: never at eyes, and supervise young players.