1-100 Cut Stone 3 Modular Building Panels Rev 1

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1-100 Cut Stone Wall Panels Type 3 Rev 1 1/100 scale modular large cut stone wall panels for making wargaming buildings. This set contains: Interlocking wall modules, in varying heights. Some are solid, some have windows and/or doors. Gable panels are included for one roof slope (56.36 deg or 1H:2V). The "-MOD" gable panels are clipped at the tops to accommodate the roof ridge piece. This set is intended for large structures like churches, castles and fortresses. There are panels for a large gate, church windows, firing ports and crenelated wall tops. Use the panels from Roof Flat Wood set for firing platforms on the ramparts. Parts M and N are keyed to interlock with the platforms. Parts M and N were added as Rev1 The gaps between the stones are large enough that I have had no trouble printing them with filament, at the finest settings. I have not tried them on a resin printer. All Sets in this series: Adobe - appropriate for dry climate scenarios Bldg Misc - odds and ends - overhang supports, toolbox, wine barrel, oil drum Brick1 Rev1 - common brick walls, gables Cut Stone 1 - small cut (dressed) stone walls, gables Cut Stone 3 - large regular stones for churches, castles Doors and Windows - use these to fill openings in walls Half-Timber - a variety of half-timber walls and gables - no texture between timbers Roof Flat - untextured fat roof panels primarily for the Adobe wall set Roof Flat Wood - narrow slats usable as roofing or as timber walkways for castle/fortress walls Roof Shingles - wood shingles or shakes, random widths and lengths Roof Tiles - slate-like tiles of uniform dimensions Rough Stone - Walls and gables of largish irregular (uncut or undressed) shaped stones Wood Stairs - treads in two widths (0.3" and 0.5"), with and without a notch at the top to fit expansion panels, expansion panels enable taller stairs. Review the images of examples. Wood1 - wall and gable panels with horizontal ship-lapped boards These might be upscalable to 1/56. Downscaling might also be possible. These models by waynemc65 are licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.