Vitrail Gauche (1)

A tall, arch-topped panel that reads like the left light of a stained-glass window. What the render actually shows is a single clean-edged component: a flat plate with straight sides that sweep up into a smooth semicircular crown — the classic lancet-window silhouette. No tracery or leadwork is moulded in yet, which tells you this is a blank canvas piece, the left-hand panel ("gauche") from a larger multi-part build waiting for its leadlines, glass tints or painted detail. It suits anyone assembling a modular scene — a miniature chapel, a fantasy shrine wall, a tabletop cathedral facade — where you want to drop in and customise each window opening yourself. Print it, then paint faux stained glass, back it with coloured resin, or leave it as a crisp architectural blank. Print notes • Lay the panel flat on the bed for the strongest layer orientation and a support-free print; the arch overhang comes out clean this way. • FDM at 0.2 mm is fine for a paint-up; drop to 0.12 mm or switch to resin if you plan fine leadline detailing. • As a thin plate it can lift at the corners, so add a brim or raft, and print a second mirrored copy if you also need the right-hand light. • Prime in grey before any translucent glass effect so colours sit true.