Riverwood Walkway from Skyrim game

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Disclaimer: This object was scratch built and I only used the models from the PC game Skyrim as reference and not as part of the stl file. This was created mainly for use in the game Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms but could be used in any other RPG game. The 4 base objects and the bridge object can be printed at .2 resolution with 25% infill and printed upside down. They do have some supports on them so don't need supports added to them and the parts marked red in the pics are to be removed after printing. The Steps, VEnd, VMid, RoofEnd, RoofMid, BridgeCurve, ShortPost and LargePostBase are better printed 100% infill at .2 resolution. The OuterPost01, OuterPost02, MidPost and rope objects are better printed at 100% infill and .1 resolution and will need a bit of cleanup unless you have your printer detup perfectly. The OuterPost01, OuterPost02, MidPost do not need supports and are best printed one at a time so there is reduced risk of being nocked of the print bed while printing. Having a brim connected to help adhesion but i've printed them without this. Rope objects are also best printed one at a time and don't like being printed on a glass bed, but you could also use string or make the holes slightly bigger and use filament. I did it this way so you could decide where to put the steps and not have a barrier there so you could change it for different senarios. Depending how long you make the walkway you would make multiple prints of Base03. There are holes in these for 10mm X 2mm magnets if you decide to use them. Apart from the Base objects everything else is held together using short filament lengths or you could try increasing the holes a little bit and using small magnets but I haven't tried this so don't know if it would work. If you also have a resin printer then the rope objects, OuterPost01, OuterPost02 and MidPost would be better printed on this although the rope may be just a bit to delicate to stop from breaking when in use. If there are any problems please feel free to let me know and I hope you enjoy printing and using this model. Simon. (Update on initialy putting the parts I have printed together it would be better to use magnets where possible as it's quite fiddly to put together. I would glue the OuterPost01, OuterPost02 and MidPost objects to the VEnd and VMid objects and use magnets for the rest unless off course you are just going to glue everything I would leave gluing the posts to the base objects so you can take the roof of to place minis on the walkway planks but that's up to you)