OpenLock 5.0 Tudor S Walls

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The OpenLock tavern is progressing rapidly! This time, the challenge I faced was designing a set of internal rooms. The OpenLock "S" walls are ideal for this purpose, partly because they feature slots for clips on all sides, making them stronger (especially when using springy clips), but also because achieving an even edge with the standard wall width can be quite difficult. This is a remix of Devon Jones' excellent new Tudor Towne walls and floors. The floors are slightly higher than the old ones, but they work perfectly well with them and have a far superior texture. I've only used the stucco walls because I needed them for internal walls. You can find Devon's designs at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3453131 and https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3457042, or if you look in his collection https://www.thingiverse.com/devonjones/collections/openforge-2-towne-series, you'll see his newest Towne designs. I also want to give credit to Printable Scenery, https://www.printablescenery.com, who designed the awesome OpenLock system. Their base pack including OpenLock clip is at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1833963 I've included a couple of photos of the tavern so far (although being OpenLock, it keeps changing shape!). Some of the other parts in the photos are from excellent designs by Start2 and PropheticFiver. Parts contained in this thing: Tudor_S_Wall - the standard 2x1 inch footprint wall Tudor_S_Wall_Clips - the same 2x1 wall with slots at the end for OpenLock clips Tudor_SB_Wall - the 4x1 inch footprint wall Tudor_SB_Wall_Clips - the 4x1 wall with slots at the end for OpenLock clips Tudor_II_Wall - a 1x1 straight wall Tudor II_Wall_Clips - the 1x1 wall with clips on the ends Tudor_IL_Wall - a 1x1 L-shaped corner with clip slots. Simply mirror it in your slicer if you want the opposite direction Tudor_IT_Wall - a 1x1 T-junction wall with clip slots Tudor_IX_Wall - a 1x1 cross-shaped wall. I must admit this was easy to print and hard to paint! So far, I've only used these files with Cura 15.04 and printed them on my Ender 3. Constructive criticism and comments are welcome; I'm still a novice and have plenty to learn! Edit: I've also created doors to work with these walls - you can find them at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3713775