Description
The Church in Norman, England, was hugely significant. Religion played a pivotal part in everyday life for all walks of life. The church provided a place to catch up on gossip or retreat to in times of strife. Its thick stone walls and doors provide a safe haven when bandits raid.
Updates:
- 19 October 2022 (version 1.9) Geometry fixes were made to the base of the main room as it was causing errors in some slicers.
- 4 April 2024 (version 2.0) Main room with Buttress attached added to zip file.
- 24 April 2025 (version 2.1) A Chapel option is available. Refer to the guide in Gallery Pics.
- 18 June 2025 (version 2.2) A solid version is now included.
Notes for the Norman Church STL:
- Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
- Small printer reference included in the zip file.
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
- First Published version 1.8
Chapel Options Reference
Adam Usher (verified owner) –
Hey, I am just printing the last piece for the main level of the church. It is printing great by the way. I am very eager to try out the painting technique for the stone walls that you guys shared, but I am curious if you could maybe share the colors and techniques for getting the roof painted? It looks fantastic.
Thanks!
Jo Boorer (verified owner) –
We will release a blog regarding this in the future but in the meantime I can tell you that we used dungeon grey, ash grey drybrush, black wash and some skrag brown in the odd crevasse.
Mark Dykes –
What are the dimensions of this once printed?
Jo Boorer (verified owner) –
Length 430mm x height 330mm x depth 200mm
Rob Prince (verified owner) –
I’ve noticed that the back room and the main room do not match up width wise. It’s off by quite a bit when printed and leaves a rather large gap between the two.
Jo Boorer (verified owner) –
Check out the gallery pics, which shows that the back room is made smaller, and once the roof is fitted, you can not see the gap.
billy.wardlaw (verified owner) –
Hello. First, I appreciate the attention you give keeping these models within typical print volumes! That being said, I print a lot of your stuff at 15mm (60%) – would it be possible to get the a version of the Main Floor, with the Buttresses still attached? I saves filament and simplifies the printing and assembly. Much appreciation though, please don’t take this request as a criticism, it is not.
Thanks.
Jo Boorer (verified owner) –
Can you please email me at [email protected] so we can sort this for you.
Aaron Smith (verified owner) –
Printed this recently and it came out stunning. Wanted to add the if you remove the tower the remaining interior also works awesome as a throne room. Used it that way and the group loved it.
Jo Boorer (verified owner) –
Thanks For this feedback
David Aleshire (verified owner) –
I love this set, but how are you painting them with white in between the bricks without painting each individual brick? i see tons of these with WHITE mortar in between bricks, how do you do that with just the few paints listed and a black wash?
Matt Barker –
Hi David
We used ‘filler putty’. We wrote a blog https://www.printablescenery.com/2022/08/11/painting-realistic-stone/
kagbb (verified owner) –
Can I put in a request for a as little cut version as possible for scaling down, all these pieces are hard to assemble when printed for smaller scales
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
We have solid versions of King and Country in the pipeline to release soon.
Zagor (verified owner) –
The Bell Tower fits perfectly with the Norman Church Tower Lv2. But if I want to fit the Bell Tower with the Norman Church Tower Lv1, the studs don’t fit together properly!
Joanne Boorer (verified owner) –
The Bell Tower is not meant to fit on Level 1 of the Norman Church. It does look odd having the Bell Tower at that height. You can however achieve this by removing the locking pins and using some putty.