Does your game board need a fortified tower? How about a Martello tower with guns on top and small guns arrayed on the level below? You know, something that says raiders and pirates beware!

Martello towers are found all over the world. the cannons on top of Martello towers tend to be on rollers like casters so the guns can be moved around the top. they also are on a inclined slide to lower the recoil distance. You will note this tower is designed so the canon can even be placed over the stairwell if needed.

This kit is available in several scales:

6MM scale

This version comes with a T- dock and accessories

15-20MM scale

The model comes in 3 pieces. the tower itself is FDM printed in PLA (color varies) which makes the tower sturdy and light weight. the two guns come SLA printed in grey. There is a hole in the center to stick a dowel flagpole (flag and or dowel not included)

28-32mm scale

This model just under 7inches (just under 18cm) tall minus the guns and flagpole, and about 10 inches (just under 25cm) diameter at the base excluding the landing/stairs

To make this affordable this is printed on a speedy fast layer height (it still takes a day to print one because it’s so big!) The intention is that the modeler will use textured sprays to make this pop! The top two guns on the other hand are the focal detail point for the piece so we chose to use the hi res SLA printing for these!

The model comes in 3 pieces. the tower itself is FDM printed in PLA (color varies) which makes the tower sturdy and light weight. the two guns come SLA printed in grey. There is a hole in the center to stick a dowel flagpole (flag and or dowel not included)

The model comes unpainted. To produce a tower like the one photographed:

The fortress guns are painted with a orange base spray, then over sprayed in a more maroon red color. The iron/metal color is mixed acrylic brush plate silver, and plain black. The tower itself is base sprayed with satin granite grey as primer, then after masking the doors, lightly sprayed with charcol stone fine texture paint. We then masked the trim stone and the doors and sprayed stone fine texture charcoal more heavily. Finally to give the look depth we over sprayed multicolor textured dessert bisque. One the stone texture pain dried the tower was lighly over sprayed with fire orange, followed by colonial red. Last but not least the stone is semi wet dry brushed light grey acrylic

However you choose to paint yours we are sure it will be a visual focal point for your tabletop!