Creneau Haut (4)

A smooth, curved-topped block — a battlement cap for modular builds. The name gives it away: creneau haut, the high crenel of a castle wall. What you get is a clean, solid block that rises from a flat rectangular base to a rounded ridge, with one face sweeping down in a gentle concave scoop. There is no surface ornament at all — it is a purely structural, functional component, rendered here in a bold royal blue, and the numbering suggests it belongs to a larger modular set of wall and tower parts. It is the sort of piece you print in multiples to cap a wall run on an architectural model, a wargame terrain build or a display diorama. On its own it is plain; as part of the kit it is the finishing detail along the top of a rampart. Print notes • Print on the flat base with the curved ridge upward; orient so the concave scoop faces up and you can avoid most supports. • Light infill is plenty for a structural block this size. • Sand and prime for a smooth, cast-stone architectural finish before painting. • Because it is modular, batch-print several and dry-fit them along your wall before gluing.