Gothic Two-Storey Ruin B

Gothic two storey ruin B combines tall pointed windows, an interior platform and walls of unequal height. A complete unpainted corner ruin; presentation miniatures are excluded.

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United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Gothic two storey ruin B forms a corner around tall pointed windows and an interior platform. Unequal wall heights and broken edges interrupt the façade, preserving enough of the original architecture to show the building’s style while making the damage visible. Its open sections reveal the relationship between the upper area and the ground below.

The main image presents the complete product without paint. Gallery views show the arrangement from other directions, helping you plan its position among neighbouring ruins. Any miniatures used to compare size or create the presentation scene are not included with the model.

It can represent part of a devastated quarter or become the main architectural feature of a smaller urban encounter. Consider how the corner faces the routes the characters use and which areas the scenario needs. A familiar ruin can return in a later campaign session, while its role in access, cover and sightlines remains governed by your chosen rules.

Scales of 10, 15, 20, 28, 32 and 35 mm are available, with 28 mm selected initially. Supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint, the piece offers window surrounds, wall faces and damaged edges for separate emphasis. Shading below the interior platform can clarify its depth, while related colours across the uneven walls keep the ruin recognisable as one former building.