Base on Yagluth's Fingers.

Re-imagining of my Yagltuh's fingers build. Main mods used: Infinity Hammer, Gizmo and GetOffMyLawn.

Another build I lost the screenshots of. The original was built without devcommands or mods and before snap points cycling, so, lots of ladders and platforms, and working within the limits of ironwood beams. It was a fun build and people liked the idea of building on the fingers. I was happy. And glad that people didn't use this spot to fight Yagluth!

This time, I have new tools, new knowledge, new build pieces, and put them to use.
It's a much cleaner build and more cohesive. I moved 2-3 fingers slightly to align them with the doors. I built the initial ring (16-sided) on the ground and then placed it on the highest finger, where the tower is. I raised it a bit above, to allow for some kind of support structures. I built most of the sections right up there.

For the roofs, I used a trick to get a slight over-hang on the sides -- snapping a roof ridge middle piece to the top of a roof piece, to get a middle snap-point on that roof piece (or beam), extending it by a half. They merge together seamlessly. I also added some framing to the roof edges that stick out when you make a rounded roof, creating a nice pattern.
I did different kinds of support just to add some variations. Same with each section. I wanted each to look different.
The main building is split into two rings, the outside one having the stations, smelters and kiln. The smoke from them doesn't even reach the middle opening. It's a little cramped, though. Maybe the chest should be moved to the inner ring, as there's not much there, except the bonfire and some benches... I'll include some chests option blueprints in the download .zip file. There's room for adding mistland stations. Or just re-arranging things to your own liking.

I'm making it downloadable, but I think it might be hard to place correctly... The stairs go on the pinky. As usual, let me know if something's off.

PS: I found ONE picture of the old one... Added at the end of the picture gallery.