Toiture

A cascading spire skeleton, all sweep and no bulk. Despite the display tag, this is a piece of model architecture: a decorative roof structure built from a moulded square cap that crowns the top, with a fountain of slender ribs springing from beneath it and curving outward as they fall — like the exposed framework of a tented tower roof or a wrought-iron canopy caught mid-flare. The set arrives as three parts — a main roof (Toit), the ridge run (Faitage) and its pointed ridge crestings (Pointes Faitage) — so you can assemble a complete steeple or tower top rather than a single lump. It suits fantasy buildings, gothic model railways, dollhouse turrets and gazebo builds, or anywhere you want a lacy, skeletal roofline instead of a solid shell. Print notes • Those ribs are delicate: resin will hold the thin curved rods far better than FDM. • Expect to use generous supports under every rib and clear them gently with flush cutters. • Print the cap and rib array upright so the sweep prints as clean arcs; orient the ridge pieces flat. • Handle finished parts by the cap, not the ribs, and glue the three components once fully cured.