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Both the corner unit and the flat roof section fit together cleanly, and the crumbling stone texture on the MDF looks properly aged for a tenement block. It’s a solid piece for adding vertical height to a Roman tabletop without taking up much footprint.

I was surprised by how well the crumbling edges are cast—they give the flat roof that worn Roman feel without looking sloppy. It fits perfectly on my tabletop, adding verticality to the Subura district.

The flat roof section is a nice touch—it slots on cleanly without needing extra filing, which is rare for MDF kits. I’ve got it set up as a corner piece in my Subura display, and the joint lines are barely noticeable once it’s glued.