Arkenfel Tower House 3

Arkenfel tower house 3 terrain combining a domed watchtower with a two-storey adjoining building. Three stacking levels; listed overall height 26 cm. Unpainted.

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United Kingdom: 2–4 working days.

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Arkenfel tower house 3 terrain combines a watchtower with an adjoining two-storey building. The tower’s rounded dome rises above the tiled roof of the lower body, giving the ensemble two distinct architectural forms within the same stone-built property.

Paired arched windows with columns mark the upper tower, while blind arches and an arched wooden door define the adjoining section below. Buttresses, dressed blocks and individual tiles continue the detailed masonry style of Arkenfel. This makes the house a recognisable point within a fortified district, whether it serves your story as a lookout, a residence or an important civic property.

Three independent stacking levels expose the interior during play. Detailed stone floors, passages and internal access areas allow miniatures to be positioned within the building, for 28 mm and 32 mm settings. The listed overall height is 26 cm. Plan how players will reach the tower levels and decide which openings have a role in your scenario before starting an encounter.

The model is supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint. A common masonry palette can connect the tower and adjoining body, while a different dome finish emphasises the roofline. Shading in blind arches and window recesses will strengthen the architecture’s depth, leaving highlights on columns and stone edges to bring the finer details into view.