When you're building out a city board for Mordheim, Frostgrave, or setting up a rural European village for a game of Bolt Action, you need buildings that actually look the part but don't get in the way of the game. The Wattle & Daub Stone Manor gives you that classic medieval tavern or Normandy farmhouse look, but it's designed specifically for tabletop utility.
It features a heavy stone foundation on the ground floor and transitions into a timber-framed wattle and daub style on the second level.
The tiled roof and the entire second floor lift right off so you can access the inside. The interior is fully playable with a sculpted fireplace, chimney, and an internal staircase. So whether your D&D party gets ambushed inside a tavern, or your Bolt Action infantry squad needs to set up a sniper in a second-story window, you can actually move your models floor-to-floor during the fight.
I print these with a high-density infill so they have real physical weight. It’s a sturdy, durable piece of terrain that won't slide across the mat every time someone bumps the table.
Scale and Manufacturing Specifications:
The Kit: This is a four piece kit, including the door, the first level, the second level, and the roof.
28mm: Printable Scenery's default scale for this set is 28mm. This is perfectly calibrated for standard historical and grimdark 28mm wargames like Bolt Action.
32mm Adaptation: We scale this up to 114% for compatibility with high-fantasy skirmish games and heroic proportioned miniatures.
15mm Adaptation: We scale this down to 54% for compatibility with 15mm historicals like Flames of War or epic-scale wargames.
Material Quality: Printed in-house using ultra-durable, premium grey or black PLA (chosen at random unless specifically requested) at a high-resolution 0.2mm layer height to ensure pristine detail retention. We use a high-density infill so this heavy centerpiece withstands actual tabletop play.
Finishing: Supplied unprimed and unpainted.
Shipping: As always, shipping is free. This item will ship from either Texas or Ohio.
