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Tudor Offset Door Wall with Ramshackle Door (Unpainted)

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$4.62 $6.79 In stock

Category: Individual Piece

The Tudor Offset Door Wall with Ramshackle Door is an individual unpainted piece from Dwarven Forge, part of the City Builder (KS3) system. It is designed as a Tudor-style wall insert with an offset door, letting you add a doorway to your city building layouts.

  • Individual piece in the Cities and City Buildings line
  • Tudor building wall with an offset door
  • Includes a ramshackle door insert
  • Compatible with the CBS System and Basic Core Pieces
  • Unpainted, ready for your own finishing

Made of Dwarvenite, this wall is intended for use with the City Builder (KS3) terrain system.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Sebastian W. ★★★★★

The offset door is a clever twist on the standard wall piece, and the ramshackle look adds real character to my tavern build. It fits snugly into the City Builder grid, and the unpainted wood texture gives me a solid base to weather and detail.

Charlotte R. ★★★★★

The unpainted surface takes paint beautifully, so the Tudor beams pop right after a single drybrush pass. I love that the offset door gives my city builds a crooked, lived-in alleyway feel that straight walls just can't match.

Sofia B. ★★★★★

The offset door isn't just a gimmick—it completely changes how I can lay out a tavern interior. The ramshackle, unpainted resin has just enough texture to take a wash nicely without any prep work. I've already got it drying with a coat of dark oak stain.