Sous Toit (2)

A crisp right-angle plate that clicks into a larger build. The model shows a single flat panel folded into a shallow L, or chevron two rectangular wings meeting at a central ridge, each face bevelled along its long edge. There is no surface texture or ornament; it is a clean structural shape, the kind of component that forms part of a bigger kit rather than a standalone display piece. The French filename "Sous Toit" (under the roof) hints at its likely job: a roof pitch, valley, eave or corner gusset for a model building or terrain structure. Because it is a plain geometric part, treat it as a spare, replacement or building block within a scenery or architectural project a roof plane you tile over, or a corner brace you glue behind a wall. Print notes: • Lay it flat with the wider wing on the bed so both faces print cleanly and no supports are needed. • The thin cross-section prints fast; 2-3 perimeters give it enough rigidity to handle without flex. • If it is a roof plane, print in a colour you can tile or texture over, or sand lightly and prime before adding shingle detail. • Mirror the file in your slicer if you need a matching opposite-hand piece for the other side of a ridge.