Roof SupportĪlternately, one could use a combination of any type of wood floors, as it simply supports the roof. I chose to make the walls of the attic Tudor style as I thought it helped offset the attic a bit from the stone walls of the structure. 6 Wood Double Posts (two for the interior) or 2 Stone Double Posts and 4 Wood Double Posts (two for the interior).4 Wood Corner Posts (or 4 Stone Corner Posts).8 Solid Tudor Walls (or 8 Solid Stone Walls if you prefer).In my build, I used two more stone center window walls for the North wall (instead of a solid wall and arrowslit wall) simply due to running out of wall pieces. 3 Solid Stone Walls and/or Stone Magnetic Walls and/or Stone Walls With LED Torch.However, the double posts serve to hold adjacent floor pieces together, giving your build stability.
Here and elsewhere, it is possible to substitute a double posts with two corner posts.
4 Wood Double Posts (two for the interior).In addition to solid stone walls, one has the choice of magnetic walls and walls with LED torches to spruce up this build.
If you use the ruined wood floors, the exterior will match the other wood floors (the outsides of the floor pieces are brown).
I chose to use both on the exterior walls for aesthetic and cost reasons. Here, and throughout the tower, one could opt to use only stone double posts, only wooden ones, or a combination of both. 2 pieces of foam board or similar as supports (~5 10/16″ and 3 10/16″ in length).Ruined Stone Walls and Ruined Stone Corners.I have linked to sets on the Dwarven Forge site that contain the pieces in question, but note that many pieces appear in multiple sets. In some cases it varies slightly from what I actually used as I ran out of pieces here and there and made due with what I had. The following is a list of parts to build Scarlet Moon Hall similar to the way I have.
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