Buccaneers Bay House 1

Buccaneers Bay house 1 terrain with two storeys, timber framing, internal stairs and a removable roof. Listed dimensions: 113 × 125 × 190 mm. Unpainted.

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United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Buccaneers Bay house 1 terrain combines a medieval timber-framed dwelling with the atmosphere of a fantasy port. Two storeys rise above textured stone walls, with a pitched tiled roof and prominent chimney completing the building’s outline.

The lower level has the main entrance, while barred windows and internal stairs articulate the upper area. A removable roof exposes the interior for miniatures, allowing the property to take part in an encounter rather than remaining a closed frontage. Separate roof, wall and accessory elements form the modular construction.

The model measures 113 × 125 × 190 mm. It can stand along a pirate harbour street, within a coastal village or beside other Buccaneers Bay properties to create a recurring campaign neighbourhood. Consider how the entrance faces the route through the scene and leave room for players to reach the interior used during play. Resolve movement, visibility and any shelter effects through your chosen rules.

Delivered unpainted, ready to prime and paint, the house offers stone, timber and tile textures to distinguish with colour. A darker chimney treatment can suggest use, while weathered timber connects the façade with its coastal setting. Selected colours shared with nearby buildings will make the port coherent, leaving the arrangement and condition of this particular home to give it an individual place within the story.