Auntie Fa's Interior Blocks, Preliminary Sets

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<h3>Auntie Fa's Interior Blocks, Preliminary Sets!</H3> There are plenty of building sets out there for making building exteriors. But what about interiors? For all you interior designers out there (or wannabes) I've started work on this set. All components snap together! The .stl files contain: <B>Doors</b> An exterior door, viewed from inside, and a closet door.<br> <B>Walls:</b> There are quite a few of these, so I've divided them into smaller sets to make one less disappointed when your prints spaghettify.<br> <u>Wall Set A:</u> Plain walls, which can be painted, or wallpapered (I print patterns on full-sheet labels for this). There is a plain wall, a wall with a hole in it for sconces and lights I plan to design later, and a corner wall.<br> <u>Wall Set B:</u> Walls with cutouts for windows of different sizes. I also included some removable baseboards, but I'm not sure I'm happy with this system.<br> <u>Wall Set C:</u> Same three walls as Set A, but with wainscoting!<br> <u>Wall Set D:</u> Wainscoting walls with cutouts for windows.<br> <u>Wall Set E:</u> Double-wide walls with spaces for fancy doors (not yet designed).</br> <b>Windows:</b> Double-hung windows sized for all the window cut-outs I've made so far. These just snap into place. Usually. They may need a bit of a trim depending on your filament.</br> <b>Windows, Tall:</b> Fancier windows<br> <b>Windows, Mullions:</b> Mullioned windows. What can I say, they're fun to make.<br> <b>Floors:</b> Plain (can be painted, or you can use labels or felt to simulate rugs or linoleum or whatever), boards, and one tiled floor block I'm currently testing.<br> I will be making ceiling tiles/blocks eventually, and probably furniture as well. Please feel free to leave questions and comments, and let me know if there's anything in particular you'd like to see included. I'll be adding additional sets of tiles as I get them made and tested.