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Grab Yourself A Fun Modular Castle Set From Pit Productions
February 3, 2026 by brennon
The folks at Pit Productions have something fun for you to get your hands on if you need a castle. Everyone needs a castle at some point and this one looks rather nifty! This is a fun, modular kit for your Medieval and Fantasy wargames in 28mm.
3D Printed Modular Castle // The Pit
This 3D Printed Modular Castle measures 60cm by 48cm and, being modular, can be assembled in a variety of different ways. The set comes with loads of "bits" which break down as such, giving you loads of ways to craft your castle...
- 1x Gate House
- 1x Gate House Battlements
- 1x Working Portcullis
- 1x Working Drawbridge
- 4x Corner Tower Base
- 4x Corner Tower Mid Level
- 4x Corner Tower Top Level
- 4x Corner Tower Battlements
- 12x Corner Tower Doors
- 6x Wall Sections with walkways
- 3x Wall Sections
- 9x Wall Section Battlements
- 4x Walkways with ladder access
- 2x Walkways
- 12x Ladders
- 14x Wall Connectors
This Castle/Citadel/Fortress comes with simple socket systems for alignment and magnet holes if you'd like to make the terrain more secure. There are also small wall hooks for extra grip without the need for glue or magnets.
Castle Components // The Pit
The floors are divided into one-inch squares, so you can use this for playing your role-playing games with miniatures if you like. The height between floors is also set at two inches so you've got plenty of space for you to move your figures around inside the building.
Tower Dimensions // The Pit
This is a proper playset that you could have plenty of fun with. As I mentioned above, this would be great for your Medieval AND Fantasy wargames plus roleplaying games. You could also separate the towers from the main structure to use them as iconic boss encounter locations for your adventures.
Randomly, if you pick up this set from the folks at The Pit, you will also get a set of metal miniatures from the Hundred Years' War period, sculpted by Eagle Figures. Why not? It's free!
The kit appears to have been sculpted by Mariano Eliceche, if you want to see more of their work.
What do you make of this modular castle set?
"The kit appears to have been sculpted by Mariano Eliceche, if you want to see more of their work..."
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It’s a nice looking kit, but I don’t like £150. Far too expensive for me.
Very unconvincing depth on those walls and towers – and maybe it’s the photos but the detail level looks like a Fisher Price kit. Also…’ow Much??!! Hard Pass.
“Fisher-Price kit” is the vibe I get too. The stones on the tops of the walls/towers are too large/broad, as are the diagonal stones at the walls’ base (there for balance no doubt.) If there were more/better details it might be really nice, but the lack of detail does indeed seem like a kid’s toy.
At first I was “aww… 3D printed stuff” then I was “oh they sell physical” and then I was “OWMUCH?!”
Seriously. 150 quid?
Lovely looking set. Price wise it’s on par with Castle sets from Renedra, TabletopWorkshop etc – but for some reason I’dve expected 3d printed to be cheaper than a hips kit.