15mm Medieval Windmill

The roof sits snug on the post, and the windmill blades turn smoothly once glued, which makes it perfect for a medieval village scene. I did have to sand a few tiny burrs off the laser-cut edges, but the detail on the timber frame is worth the extra few minutes.

It went together without much fuss, though a couple of the tiny post joints needed a bit of sanding to fit flush. Once built it's a nice solid piece for the tabletop, and the unpainted wood takes a wash really well to give it that weathered rural look.

The laser-cut pieces fit together cleanly, so assembly was straightforward even without painting first. It’s a nice compact size for a 15mm tabletop, though I wish the blades could spin freely once glued—still, it looks the part on a village base.