Pacco facciate in legno (non verniciato)

The unpainted rosettes add just the right medieval detail to my town hall without looking too busy. The half-pole attachment method made aligning them on the corner posts surprisingly quick, even for a first-time builder.

The corbel row under my tavern's second floor windows finally looks like proper stonework support instead of a flat wall. The rosettes are crisp enough that a drybrush really catches the edges. Half pole accessories snapped onto the corner posts with no trimming needed.

I grabbed two packs to dress up the plain wooden buildings I already had, and the full corbel row instantly made them look sturdier and more finished. Clipping them on with the half pole accessories took seconds, no glue needed. Painting them up was half the fun.