Base: Iron Warriors

Base: Iron Warriors figurmaling fra Citadel Base: Iron Warriors figurmaling fra Citadel Note: The line seems Danish: "Base: Iron Warriors figurmaling fra Citadel" In Danish translates to "Base: Iron Warriors figure painting from Citadel" In Finnish: "perusta: Iron Warriors figuurimaalauksen Citadelilta" But need preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. The original is one line. Translate to Finnish: "perusta: Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" Wait "figurmaling" -> "figuurimaal" is "figurine painting"? In Danish "figurmaling" = "figur painting" Could be "figurmaling" = "figurine painting". Finnish: "figuurimaalauksen" or "figuurimaalauksen"? If it's "figuurimaal" noun? In Finnish, "figuurimaalata" is "figuurimaalata" to paint a figure. The noun "figuurimaalaus" exists. So "Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" Prepend "Base:" becomes "Base:" in Finnish is "perusta:" or "pohja:" The user asked translate from Danish to Finnish; preserve line breaks. So "Base: Iron Warriors figurmaling fra Citadel" -> "Base: Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" In Finnish: "Base" loanword? We'll translate 'Base' as 'Perusta:' but product description maybe uses 'Base:'. They asked to preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; translate. Best to translate "Base" to "Base" in Finnish is "Perusta" but on product pages "Base" often kept as 'Base:'. Hmm. We'll translate as "Base" to Finnish "Perusta:" I think. So final: "Perusta: Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" Also "fra" Danish is from "fra" meaning "from". Finnish "Citadelilta". So final: "Perusta: Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" Short. Return only the translated text. Let's do that. But ensure exact capitalization. "Perusta: Iron Warriors figuurimaalaus Citadelilta" End. Let's output.