Modular kitbash sets
From one environment concept to a set of 25 separate modular pieces — towers, walls, arches, stairs, bridges, floor tiles — and a 3D kitbash set.
How it works
- 1
Start from the concept
A photobashed or painted overview of the place.
- 2
Generate the pieces
Mirva renders each module separately in the same style: towers, walls, arches, stairs, tiles.
- 3
Make them 3D
Turn the pieces into 3D objects for a kitbash set.
- 4
Assemble new scenes
Recombine the modules into new layouts.
The set: 25 modules, one style
Every piece from the board’s kitbash set, rendered separately from the same concept: they share the stone, the moss and the light, so they fit together in any layout.
Mossy stone tower
Square tower
Round tower
Broken round tower
Crenellated tower wall
Mossy stone wall
Crenellated wall
Long wall
Wall with a gate
Corner wall
Thick wall with a window
Ruined wall with a window
Ruined wall section
Gateway
Wide crumbling archway
Ruined arch
Ornate arch
Lattice arch
Corner staircase
Stone stairs
Stone bridge
Aqueduct bridge
Stone pillar
Corner floor tile
Floor slab
The modules in 3D
In the same session the modules became 3D models, the kitbash set itself. Hover over a piece, or tap it, to turn it and see its mesh.
- Crenellated wall
3DTap for 3D - Gateway wall
3DTap for 3D - Ruined tower
3DTap for 3D - Square tower
3DTap for 3D - Round tower
3DTap for 3D - Staircase
3DTap for 3D
The whole run
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