Description
Protect the far reaches of your realm with The Outpost.
A smaller castle than the mighty Citadel but still a sturdy defence against the marauding foes!
Use as a stand alone castle or an expansion to your Citadel.
This awesome 3d printed modular model is a must for any wargamer or role-player!
Measuring 24cm by 24cm.
Being modular it can be configured in a variety of different ways to suit your requirements.
Contents
1x Gate House
1x Gate House Battlements
1x Working Portcullis
1x Working Drawbridge
1x Mid Wall Tower Base
1x Mid Wall Tower Mid Level
1x Mid Wall Tower Top Level
1x Mid Wall Tower Battlements
4x Mid Wall Tower Doors
4x Corner Wall Sections
4x Corner Wall Battlements
4x Corner Wall Walkways
1x Wall Sections with walkways
1x Wall Sections
2x Wall Section Battlements
1x Walkways with ladder access
6x Ladders
10x Wall Connectors
Also included free of charge is a selection of metal miniatures from the 100 year war period from Eagle Figures.
The Medieval Citadel – The Outpost is part of the 3D Modular Terrain project designed for wargamers that allows you to easily build realistic terrain for your role-playing and wargaming.
Simple sockets are used for alignment and has 5x2mm magnet holes for a more secure grip.
We have also added a small wall hook for extra grip without the need for glue or magnets.
The Medieval Citadel – The Outpost is designed to speed up role-playing games, everything is structured in proportion to 1 inch squares.
The floor is divided into 1 inch squares (with a small margin so you can differentiate the grid) and so you can always move your characters easily through the terrain.
The heights between the different floors are always 2 inches, facilitating the movement of the players through the different levels of the stage.
The structure of the walls is 12x12cm (4.5inch) as well as the base of the tower is 12x12cm (4.5inch), so you can create the citadel in the size you want while maintaining the proportions.
All models supplied unassembled and are unpainted
Models & miniatures painted by Ed Johnson, Simon “Skeld” French, Tony Ringrose & Charlie Cann
