Tourelle Gauche

A pointed turret spire to top the left tower of your castle. *Tourelle gauche* — French for "left turret" — and the render shows its crowning finial: a slender spike rising from a stacked profile of a smaller cone, a polished spherical bead and a wide, trumpet-flared foot. It's the sharp, fairy-tale roofline you picture on a château or a wizard's tower. The listing bundles the matching parts too — body, spire tip, under-roof and roof — so you can assemble the whole turret rather than just the point. Perfect for scratch-built castle dioramas, tabletop fantasy terrain, model railways and dollhouse-scale keeps; it also stands alone as a decorative finial, chess-piece-style ornament or cake-topper spire. Print notes: • Print upright, tip skyward: the flared base gives a broad, stable footprint and the whole silhouette is a surface of revolution, so it needs no supports. • That fine point benefits from slower final-layer speeds and a little extra cooling so the tip doesn't blob; a brim helps on a tall, narrow print. • The sphere is the one spot where over-extrusion shows — dial in flow first. • 0.12–0.16mm layers keep the curves smooth; match the scale and filament to your other turret parts before slicing.