SCALEPRINT TUDOR TILES TT500 TO TT519

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This is the first 20 tiles that I created to build Tudor-style buildings for my 1:76.2 scale model railway, which translates to 4mm to the foot. These tiles can also be used in HO scale or as part of a British-themed layout, but feel free to get creative and use them elsewhere. The cover photo showcases several buildings made using these tiles, and I'll be uploading all the printed parts needed to create these structures, along with some additional pictures of other buildings I've already completed. However, I encourage you to let your imagination run wild and come up with your own unique designs. One great example of what can be achieved with these tiles is the SCALEPRINT Tudor Building Small Tavern, available on Thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1116335). With around 100 tiles in this set so far, I'll be uploading them in batches of 20. I store my tiles in divided plastic containers and simply pick out the ones I need to create the design I have in mind, which is reminiscent of building with Legos. The Victorian-style barge-boards shown as the cover for the SCALEPRINT VICTORIAN STYLE BARGE-BOARDS 45 DEGREE (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1114505) were also crafted using these tiles. If you have any questions about my uploaded designs or if you'd like me to create something specific, feel free to ask – I'll do my best to accommodate your requests. However, please keep in mind that I can't make any promises regarding custom creations. Print Settings: Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Notes: When printing the Tudor tiles, I recommend using a 0.4mm nozzle for optimal results. In my experience, a 0.2mm nozzle produces even better outcomes, but I've also successfully printed these tiles with a 0.4mm nozzle on another printer. For the window frame insert (TT-519), it's best to use supports to ensure a smooth printing process. I typically print these using a 0.2mm nozzle and haven't tried using larger nozzles yet.