That tower looks really great. Nice work!

You mention that it's sturdy due to supports, but could you share photos of how the balcony is done at the top please? It seems like it would warp under the weight of minis... though perhaps you double sided it like the BillBoards in SOM?

Keep up the great work.

Arabin

Looks really good! I never considered doing something like that, but now that I've seen it, the idea gears have started spinning.

Bet you could do a base using some land from some of the outdoor sets and create an interior dungeon section using either or both CaveWorks and DungeonWorks and have a removeable top to get to the dungeon section.

Hmmm, yes!

Must work up some drawings!

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Very nice. Also very wizardy. If I were to copy your design (and I very well might, it would look right at home as a Covenant in Ars Magica) I think that I would add come of the chunky supports at the bottom, and put the windows on the second rather than ground floors. Just so that it would look more solid.

I like the top of the tower best of all, a suitable platform from which to hurl fireballs and lightning bolts. And I wonder what dwells within the attic, with its two round windows... I can see it built upon a lonely hill, twisting stairs leading up the hill to the flagged courtyard.

And with caveworks you can create the lairs beneath the tower itself.

The Auld Grump, envious of your tower.

*EDIT* This is a build that would look very nice photograpghed in front od a lightning storm backdrop. I wish that I knew where you could get a poster of such.

*EDIT 2* Found

and


Both by Googling Lightning Storm Poster