Toiture Batiment E

French for roofing, and the letter matters: this is one lettered component of a larger modular build rather than a model that stands alone. It is the capping element, the part that turns a run of printed walls into something the eye reads as a building. Pieces like this belong to castle and townscape projects, where a scene is assembled section by section and the roof does most of the work in establishing silhouette. On its own it is an architectural study in pitch, ridge and eaves. Set on the structure it was drawn for, it stops registering as a separate object at all, which is precisely the intention. It arrives as a small multi-part set. The audience is collectors building out a display scene, terrain makers working through a fortified settlement across several evenings, and anyone who would rather revise a build one section at a time than start the whole thing again.