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Samurai Pagoda.

SVG and DXF files for a Samurai Pagoda terrain model for 28–32 mm miniatures. Build three removable sections with opening doors, guided by the included assembly PDF.

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Digital design · SVG + DXF · PDF guide
No physical model or materials are shipped.

Samurai Pagoda visualization showing three curved roofs, wraparound balconies and stairs around the base
AI-assisted model visualization based on 21CNCStudio design renders.

01 /The design

Three sections. Room to play.

Broad, curved roofs step up above wraparound balconies, while stairs lead to the ground floor. The removable sections let you reach the spaces inside the pagoda.

The listed footprint is 300 × 300 mm, with a height of 383 mm. Use those assembled dimensions when planning the village layout or display space; they are separate from the sizes of the cut parts.

Three sections

Lift off the separate sections to reach the spaces within the pagoda.

Opening doors

Use the entrances as part of your tabletop scene.

28–32 mm

Designed for miniature gaming scenes in this size range.

Views & details

Different views, details and a physical build. Select an image for a larger view.

Samurai Pagoda with its upper sections lifted above the base.
AI-assisted visualization. Samurai Pagoda with its upper sections lifted above the base.
Close-up of the pagoda entrance, steps and lower balcony.
AI-assisted visualization. Close-up of the pagoda entrance, steps and lower balcony.
Samurai Pagoda with the top roof lifted above the upper floor.
AI-assisted visualization. Samurai Pagoda with the top roof lifted above the upper floor.
Rear overhead view of the pagoda roofs and balconies.
AI-assisted visualization. Rear overhead view of the pagoda roofs and balconies.
Customer-built Samurai Pagoda photographed from the front on a table.
Customer build from an Etsy review. Materials, colours and any added lighting are the maker’s own example.

02 /At your workbench

Choose your material.Make it fit.

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Measure first.

Check your actual material thickness and the matching file version. Test the slots and kerf on a small cut.

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Check the layout.

Open the supplied design in compatible laser software. Check that the layout fits your machine’s usable work area.

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Follow the guide.

Use the PDF assembly guide to identify the parts and work through the construction sequence.

Plan this build.

Check the fit of each section before final assembly. Keep removable sections and doors clear of excess glue so they remain usable.

At the 3 mm material scale, no individual part exceeds 290 mm. This refers to one part, not the assembled model or the whole cutting layout. Rescaling changes that limit.

Before you start.

Design files
SVG + DXF
Assembly guide
PDF included
Material versions
3 mm / 1/8 inch plywood or MDF
Miniatures
28–32 mm
Listed finished size
300 × 300 × 383 mm (L × W × H)
Construction
Three removable sections; opening doors
How is this different from the Japanese Pagoda?

This Samurai Pagoda is a 300 × 300 × 383 mm terrain design with three removable sections and opening doors. The separate Japanese Pagoda has a narrower footprint, a taller spire and provision for interior lighting.

What do I receive?

Digital SVG and DXF design files and a PDF assembly guide. No physical model, material or hardware is shipped.

Can I change the scale?

Scale every part equally. Slots and tabs change with the design, so the material thickness must change in the same proportion; the finished dimensions also change. Test the fit and kerf before cutting all the parts.

Can I use the design commercially?

For personal use. Contact 21CNCStudio before commercial use or selling finished items. Do not resell, share or redistribute the digital files without permission.

03 /From the studio to your workbench

Build the pagoda.

View the Samurai Pagoda file package and its current terms on Etsy.

View files on EtsyDigital design files.
No physical model, material or hardware is shipped.
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