Skyscraper F 1

A commercial high-rise for urban modelling: a slab-sided tower of stacked window bands with a stepped crown, the sort of anonymous downtown block that fills a skyline behind whatever the scene is actually about. Buildings like this do quiet, heavy work in a diorama. Set one behind a station on a railway layout, or along the back edge of a gaming table, and a flat board suddenly reads as a city. Print it more than once, turn each copy, vary the scaling, and a single file gives you an entire business district with no two frontages facing the same way. It is aimed at layout backdrops, modern and near-future skirmish boards, and architectural massing studies, where the job is to establish scale and skyline rather than to reward close inspection.