Petite Pièce Rotonde

A little round half-timbered house, the kind that lines a storybook square. The single preview frame gives almost nothing away, but the part files tell the story: a cylindrical body (*Corps*), a wrap-around wall of timber framing with a set-in door (*Colombages et porte*), a separate roof (*Toit*), and a dedicated print support. Put together they make a small round-room cottage or tower, exposed dark beams criss-crossing pale infill panels in that Norman or Alsatian medieval-village style. It is aimed at diorama builders, model-railway landscapers, tabletop-RPG and wargame terrain makers, or anyone who wants a charming standalone display cottage. The multi-part split lets you paint the timbers, walls and roof separately before assembly. Print notes • Print the body and roof separately, as the files intend, and drop the roof on afterwards; far cleaner than bridging a closed dwelling. • Use the included support piece to hold the round wall true rather than relying only on auto-generated supports. • Resin gives the sharpest half-timber lines at small terrain scales; FDM is fine if you scale up and fit a fine nozzle. • Paint order: base the plaster infill light, line the beams with a dark wash, then dry-brush the roof last. *(Described from the part files; the supplied render shows only a blank wall panel, so exterior detail is inferred.)*