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Suspended Parapet Pack (Unpainted)

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$26.64 $37 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

A dramatic stone structure to support a bartizan or suspended parapet on your Castle or City Builder fortress. Mounts into a City Builder post hole to suspend a turret off your wall or building. Combines with Small Curved Crenellations Pack to create a distinctive corner defense, or can be used to support a small (4" diameter) tower above.

This set contains 4 pieces:

4-CP-009 CBS - Suspended Parapet 2
4-CP-012 Suspended Parapet Corner Wall Adapter 2
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joseph Z. ★★★★★

The post hole mount clicks in securely—no wobble at all. I used it to extend a corner tower, and the unpainted stone fits right in with my existing gray walls. Exactly the dramatic overhang I was hoping for.

Aurora ★★★★★

The stone texture is crisp and matches my existing fortress pieces perfectly, and that post-hole mounting system locks in tight with zero wobble. My bartizan now hangs off the wall exactly like the concept art promised.

James ★★★★★

Finally got this mounted on my city wall and it looks fantastic—the way it slots into the post hole is surprisingly sturdy. The stone texture feels rough and medieval, exactly what I wanted for my fortress.