Round stone tower (low-poly)

Low-poly stylized version: faceted flat-shaded geometry with one flat colour per face from a small palette, small hardware and fine detail removed. Round castle tower in coursed limestone ashlar, 6.5 m across the shaft and 14 m to the merlon caps, with a battered plinth, a roll-moulded cordon, arrow slits with splayed embrasures, a corbelled parapet with ten merlons round a walkable flagged roof platform with a trap opening, stone spouts, and a hollow interior with 1.15-1.45 m walls, floor ledges and an open round-headed ground-level doorway. Weathered: rising damp, algae and lichen on the north side, run-off streaks under slits and spouts, eroded joints, masons' marks and a datestone; sockets for a door, floors, a trap door and curtain walls butting in.

7.70 × 7.70 × 14.26 m