Name: Ruined Duke's Fort
Brand: A Song of Ice & Fire
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

Description

The now ruined Duke’s Fort held out for as long as was possible given the size of the invaders’ force. But they came with such force and ferocity that even the well-trained soldiers and the supreme quality of the walls could not hold them back. Brick by brick, it crumbled, and the peasants and nobles alike inside were slaughtered. What the Count found when he rode to aid the Duke was nothing but a smoking pile of rocks.

Find out about how to use SystemHEX in our article here.

Our paint guide for castle bricks is here, and painting Wattle & Daub and Roof tiles is here. Check out this article here for tips on printing Throne & Ash models.

See below how the Ruined Duke’s Fort tessellates with the Castle Walls. NOTE: to achieve this, you’d need to use the “Ruined-Dukes-Fort-Small-Square-Bastion-A” on all four corners.

Top down graphic diagram of the Duke's Fort in SystemHEX

Updates:

17 April 2026 (version 1.3) Now contains a ruined version of the metal door.

Notes for 3d Print file:

Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
Product measurements are available in the image gallery.
First Published version 1.1

Ruined Dukes Fort Reference

Tower Connector Walls Reference

Adaptors and Buttress Reference

Additional information

Recommended Printer	FDM or resin printer
Infill	10% for FDM printing, 100% for resin printing
Layer Height	.2 for Normal Quality .1 for High Quality (.2 Layer height is recommended)
Scale	32mm Heroic & OpenLOCK
Supports	requires supports for resin printing, FDM Prints without support

Use this tool to find the percentage needed to scale your model up or down when printing.
The highlighted row shows the model's current scale and other rows show what percentage to print at to reach that scale.
To set a custom scale, use the calculator in the bottom row.

Name	Millimeters mm	Ratio	Scale %
10mm Wargames & N Scale	10	1:159	31.3%
15mm Wargames	15	1:116	46.9%
HO Scale	20	1:87	62.5%
OO Scale	22	1:76	68.8%
28mm Wargames	28	1:62	87.5%
32mm Heroic & OpenLOCK	32	1:54	100.0%
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mm is the height based on the measurement from the bottom of the feet to the eye height of the average human
Height is not the same as Base Size (A 28mm miniature will often have a 25mm round base)

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2 questions for Ruined Duke’s Fort

Rated 5 out of 5

Konstantin Dika (verified owner) – April 15, 2026

Loving the whole HEX system.
Request: bent, like broken in, metal and wood doors for the whole system (and other ruined buildings you’ve made). I know it takes time. No hurry. Keep up the great work!
Rated 5 out of 5

philipp.kolhoff (verified owner) – May 10, 2026

The info about tessellation is always very helpful to understand how to integrate a given set into my whole setup. however, for this set, there are “I-Adaptors” mentioned as one way to connect the fort to regular walls. But in my download I cannot find the adaptors, I think. I see the mentioned B-F and B-M adaptors and the only other connectors to the wall system are H-to-Female-Gate and H-to-Male-Gate connectors. But I think they are not the same as the I-connectors, right? Can I find them in another set?`I looked in the Ruined Walls set, but that has no adaptors at all.
- Joanne Boorer (verified owner) – May 12, 2026
  
  The I-Adaptors mentioned are in the Tower Connectors Walls folder. They are I to B connectors.