Muraille Gauche

The French name gives it away: this is the left-hand wall, a section of fortified curtain walling meant to form one flank of a larger castle build. Coursed stonework runs the length of it, the top line is broken by crenellation, and the proportions are those of defensive architecture rather than a decorative garden folly. Wall sections like this are the backbone of modular terrain. Printed as part of a set they let you lay out a frontage, a gatehouse approach or a ruined corner across a gaming table, and they are equally at home in a static diorama, a model-railway scenic break or an architectural display of a French chateau. It comes as a multi-part kit, which suits the sort of builder who works through a fortress over several sessions rather than in one go.