Medieval Castle Construction Kit - Walls and Towers

Kitbash your dream Castle with this set of Medieval Wall and Tower components!

Comprising 96 individual building-block elements, along with 24 prebuilt set pieces, this kit will allow you to construct the perfect historically accurate reproduction of an early 12th-century Outer Curtain Wall to surround your village or Medieval Keep.

Each structural wall element is 8 feet thick, containing a rubble fill sandwiched between dressed and layered stone blocks for optimal strength against invading enemies. Wall sections are 20 feet high, with several Crenellated Parapet variations to choose from, as well as several angled "Batter" bases and supportive Buttresses to increase your defensive protection.

Both Drum Towers and Round Tower components are provided, with multiple stackable and interchangeable layers for a virtually limitless array of Wall and Tower configurations, with both exterior and interior elements, including Stairs, Platforms, Trapdoors, and even a Dungeon to contain your captive prisoners!

Furthermore, temporary wooden "Hoardings" are available to top off your Walls and Towers should encroaching enemies approach. These are historically accurate, both in use and construction methods employed during the early Medieval period, and were employed as extra overhead protection against incoming projectiles, while also allowing the defenders wide visibility to fire arrows or drop objects onto an attacking army.

You can also scale, stack, and rotate elements to produce a sprawling Fantasy Castle complex for your latest dungeon quest or game simulation.

Moreover, nearly all surfaces accept any tiling texture to allow you to use your own resources for a wider variety of visual presentations. Scale and offset any surface independently of the others to produce exactly the look you're after. The exception is the dForce Flags and Banners, which come with over 20 different heraldic texture materials in a variety of multi-tonal colors for you to choose from.

All fabric surfaces are dForce ready out of the box, to just simulate and render. Adding a dForce Wind Node, though, will go a long way toward creating a realistic-looking flag flapping in the breeze.

All textures provided include displacement maps and settings for increased detail at close range. These are turned off by default for the conservation of system resources, but three utility resources are provided to easily switch the displacement strength of any surface between 0, 1, or 2.

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