Medieval Stone Dice Tower - Modular

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These models were created possible thanks to the kind support of my patrons on Patreon who believe in the art of tabletop modeling. You can join the community at https://www.patreon.com/sablebadger and get exclusive access to new models, free downloads, and help shape a growing collection of high-quality tabletop terrain. This model is a fresh take on an old design, transforming a piece of terrain into a sleek dice tower that's both functional and visually appealing. The tower is modular in its design, allowing you to print it section by section and break it down for storage or transport when needed. No support material is required for this 3D print, making it easy to work with, and painting is straightforward with minimal effort required to achieve a great finish. You'll need just two shades of grey paint and a cheap sponge (an open-cell kitchen sponge works perfectly) to get started. Here's a simple four-step process to bring this model to life: 1. Prime the tower in a light grey color for an even base coat. 2. Sponge on a dark grey paint, applying it heavily but not worrying about perfect coverage. 3. Once dry, sponge on a lighter grey with less coverage, focusing on the tops and edges where light will hit most prominently. Leave some of the previous coat showing through to create depth. 4. If desired, add a final accent with a lighter grey or dab brown/green around the base for added visual interest. If you'd like to purchase a printed version of this model, check out FunBoardGames on Etsy, who is the exclusive authorized vendor for these high-quality prints. You can find them at https://www.etsy.com/shop/FunBoardGames, and if they're not listed online, simply shoot them an email with your request – they usually respond quickly to ensure you get what you need.