Slate spire 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. Slender round stone spire tower 31.7 m tall: a coursed limestone shaft 4.4 m across with a battered plinth, arrow slits, an open round-headed doorway and a louvred belfry stage under a corbelled cornice, carrying a 12 m needle spire hung with weathered blue-grey slate on sprocketed oak eaves, with two tiers of lead-cheeked lucarnes, a lead-sheathed tip and an iron finial with compass letters and a turning banner weathervane. Rising damp, lichen and moss, lead run-off on the slates, a datestone and masons' marks.

5.41 × 5.41 × 32.01 m