Winter Hamlet — Cute Nordic 3D Hex Kit

A cosy low-poly winter village for hex maps: log cabins, turf longhouses, a stave church, a jarl's hall behind a palisade, frozen rivers and lakes, icy coasts and a longship frozen in the fjord. All 53 models share one material: a colour atlas plus an emission map that lights only the windows, embers and flames.

The pieces
• Terrain (14): snow, snow with drifts, tundra, open water, frozen lake, frozen river straight / bend, road straight / bend, hill, mountain (fjell), basalt cliffs, snowy forest, hay field
• Coast (13): icy coast shapes that cover all 63 possible shorelines with rotation
• Buildings (13): log cabin, turf longhouse, jarl's hall, stave church, watchtower, smokehouse, boathouse, mine, lumber camp, winter market, ice pier, palisade wall, palisade gate
• Nature (7): snowy fir, bare birch, snowdrift, snowy rocks, ice shards, dry grass tufts, ice floes
• Props (6): fish rack, bonfire, rune stone, barrels, lantern post, frozen longship

What you get
• 53 prefabs (no colliders, origin at the base, 1 unit = 1 m) and the FBX models
• Hex Map component: places the tiles from a dictionary of cells, turns every shore tile into the right icy coast, and lays roads and frozen rivers along a path. Edge helpers put palisade walls and gates on hex edges.
• A demo scene: the showcase island from the screenshots with four camera shots, a random island generator, orbit and zoom
• EditMode tests, a README and a one-page quick start

Mixes with Hex Hamlet
Winter Hamlet uses the Hex Hamlet grid: same tile size, heights, road and river edges and coast rules. If you also own Hex Hamlet (sold separately), one map can hold both kits. A road or river runs from a green valley straight into the snow, and each kit's ground turns into its own coast. The second demo scene shows a mixed island. Winter Hamlet works fully on its own; Hex Hamlet is not required.

All screenshots are real-time renders of the included demo scenes in Unity (URP unless marked Built-in).