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HEX Castle Keep Tower

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The HEX Castle Keep Tower is a tall, stackable building that can be used alongside the HEX Castle Walls or standalone. This multi-level building contains each floor separately: the base, the middle levels, the top level, and a battlement. Also included are stair and window options, functional doors, corbels, and buttresses for when it isn’t connected to a wall. It also includes the adaptors for attaching the Keep Tower to the HEX Castle Walls.

This product is delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing 3d printer files (STL files) for use on a home 3D Printer.

Description

With a dull thump, the scholar closed his book. What was all this racket all of a sudden? He could hardly hear himself ponder the texts. He strode over to the bay window, which had a fine view of the kingdom. Only today, all he could see were pillars of smoke. From his vantage he could also make out a sea of soldiers approaching the tower from all directions. He must warn the King. But first, he must save the texts!

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 HEX Castle Keep Tower tessellates with the Castle Walls.

HEX Template for Castle Tower

Updates:

  • 21 May 2025 (version 3.3) Now contains Level 1 with a Plug option and a slide Plug.
  • 22 May 2025 (version 3.4) Roof trussle option added to connect the Battlement to the roof from Hex Castle Kings Keep.
  • 30 May 2025 (version 3.5) An adjustment was made to the height of Lv1.
  • 6 June 2025 (version 3.6) A tighter fitting Corbel has been added for FDM printers.
  • 17 June 2025 (version 3.7) Height adjustment made to the Medium Buttress.

Notes for HEX Castle Keep Tower 3d Print file:

  • Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
  • Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
  • First Published version 3.2

Adaptors, Buttresses, and Stairs Reference

HEX Castle Keep Tower Reference

HEX Castle Keep Tower Reference

Additional information

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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7 questions for HEX Castle Keep Tower

  1. Michael Riecken (verified owner)

    Assembler Tip:

    The trapdoors need to go in at an angle, then they snap into place. Tight tolerances here, so make sure that you file off any edges on the door.

    Looks amazing though. Wish that I could post photos.

  2. Michael Riecken (verified owner)

    Do you have any advice on making the walls slide on and off more easily on the diamond channels? A light sanding helps, but are you using some oil or lubrication to make them slide on and off more easily?

    • Joanne Boorer (verified owner)

      Hi Michael, We have not needed to use any lubricate on these connections. Which walls are you have issues with?

  3. Michael Saxton (verified owner)

    Where is the buttress with the ladder located? It’s shown in your pictures but it’s not included in in this pack.

    • Joanne Boorer (verified owner)

      Thanks for pointing this out. Currently the ladder is part of the Hex Castle Barracks.

  4. Michael Riecken (verified owner)

    Michael Saxton – I found the ladder in the image in
    > HEX Castle Barrack 2.6
    > > Buttresses, Adapters and Ladders
    > > > Hex-Buttress-Ladder-Long-v1.2.stl
    There are also medium, and two called Hex-Ladder-A and B

    There are some other ladders in
    > HEX Castle Ruined Barracks 2.1
    > > Adaptors, Ruined Ladders and Buttresses

  5. Berkzerk (verified owner)

    I was wondering if you guys could make a different topper for the hex tower roof piece as like a point piece and not just the flag.

  6. kagbb (verified owner)

    I know this is nitpicking, sorry
    But stairs option one the lowest part is visible, could it have some stone texture 🙂

  7. Malte Kamps (verified owner)

    I have a problem at the third level: my medium buttress is too high (higher than the second level) and collides with the bottom of the plug-in arrowslit of the third level. The result is a gap of about 5mm between second and third level.

    In the images, the medium buttress is lower than the second level of the tower, and it should fit without problems – what am I doing wrong?

    • Joanne Boorer (verified owner)

      Thanks for pointing this out. I have requested a fix for this.

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