Samurai Temple Outer Gate

Samurai Temple Outer Gate

A large two-storey rōmon outer gate building from old Japan, to fit the Temple Walls Set.

This building is 240mm wide (270mm at the roof) and 270mm (11") tall with the base, and replaces a double section of straight wall. A massive 78mm tall double gate connects inner and outer steps, and fenced bays either side of the gateway on the inside house two large Niō deity statues. Two statue models are also included - although please note that these are not our creations or part of the paid files. They are taken from Thingiverse (available under Creative Commons Licenses and fully attributed) and resized to match this gate building set, and are included for your convenience.

A second storey features an interior room with barred windows (plus ornamental window and shuttered window options), hinged doors, and surrounding balcony. The base section can be connected to other wall sections using the joining clips or 5mm magnets. 

This temple gate building can also be used as part of a larger Shinto shrine complex, with a suitable (red!) paint scheme. It also makes a great background for your model photos!

This downloadable ZIP file contains the following STL files :

• Outer gate building with roof and optional base.
• Alternative window designs
• Two deity statues (supported and unsupported versions included)
• Joining clips

This product will be delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing STL files for use on a home 3D Printer. The files are set to 28mm scale but can be rescaled before printing.

• All of the parts of this file can be printed on a 3D printer build plate of 150mm x 150mm (125mmx125mm for models released ~2023).
• All parts have manifold (3D-printable geometry) and have been test printed.
• Models designed for 28mm (1:64 scale) wargaming, but can be resized for other scales on your printer.

Really nice kit!
Unfortunately there are errors in the Temple Base left & rigt 2 .stl files: The rectangular stones on the top of the base are not set properly into the rest of the model, leaving a tiny gap under them, just as if they were pieces of insulation tape loosely stuck on top.
When printed on a high resolution printer such as the Elegoo Saturn 3 (12k resin) the

- by Magnus

Truly amazing. It exceeded my expectations.

- by Ryan