Castle Under Attack - Laser Cut Vector Template for Medieval Fortress and Siege Scene
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High-detail vector laser cutting template for a medieval scene: "Castle Under Attack" is a modular kit of interlocking panels and parts designed for CNC routers, CO2 lasers and cutting plotters. The set includes a fortified keep with curtain walls and gatehouse, multiple corner towers, small village houses, and a collection of siege engines (trebuchets, catapults and battering ram elements) to stage realistic siege dioramas, tabletop wargames or decorative displays.
What you get
- Ready-to-use vector files in SVG, DXF, EPS and PDF (AI/CORELDRAW source on request)
- Layered, tab-and-slot parts optimized for laser cutting and CNC routing
- Clear labeling and part numbers for quick assembly
- Scalable layout to adapt to different material thicknesses
Materials and compatibility
Designed primarily for plywood, MDF, acrylic and heavy cardstock. Works best with 2mm, 3mm and 4mm plywood; the layout also supports 6mm pieces for larger scale builds. Compatible with CO2 laser cutters, diode lasers, CNC routers and manual cutting with a scroll saw using printed templates.
Features and benefits
- Modular architecture: mix and match towers, walls and buildings to create custom fortifications
- Siege accessories included to add dynamic action to displays
- Optimized kerf compensation and tab sizing for snug, glue-free joins (glue optional for extra strength)
- Scalable design for 28-35mm tabletop gaming or larger display models
- Instant digital download: start cutting immediately after purchase
Who will use it
Ideal for hobbyists, model makers, tabletop game designers, school projects, prop builders and small creative workshops. Perfect for creating scenery for DnD, historical dioramas, model railways and craft fairs.
Assembly and recommendations
We include an assembly guide with labeled diagrams and suggested cutting order. Recommended settings will vary by machine and material—test on scrap material first. Sand and finish assembled parts with paint, stain or washes to achieve the desired aged stone and timber look.
Notes
This listing is for a digital vector file set. No physical item will be shipped. License and usage terms are provided at checkout. Need a custom scale or format? Contact us for a custom order.
Instant download. Create an impressive medieval fortress and siege scene from your own workshop today.






























