SCALEPRINT TUDOR TILES TT560 TO TT579

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Summary This is my fourth lot of 20 tiles designed specifically for creating Tudor Buildings in my 00 scale (4mm to the foot, 1:76.2) model railway village that I meticulously crafted. These tiles can also be used for HO scale and British-themed projects, making them versatile enough for various applications. The cover photo showcases additional buildings made using these tiles, which I will upload along with the printed parts required to build them. I'll also share images of other models I've already constructed, leaving room for your imagination to create unique designs that showcase your creativity. The featured cover model is one of 14 miniature scenes I created as a diorama gift for my family and friends during Christmas 2014. This particular piece holds a special place in my heart, and I gave it to my mother, who appreciated its beauty. These models make exceptional display items not only for model railways or wargaming but also for impressing the rest of your family. Currently, there are approximately 100 tiles in this set, which I will upload in batches of 20 tiles at a time. To assemble these models, I use divided plastic containers containing my tiles and simply pick out the pieces to glue together according to my design. This process is similar to working with Lego bricks. If you have any questions about the uploaded content, feel free to ask. If you have a request for something specific, I'll do my best to accommodate it, although no promises can be made on that front. Don't forget to explore my other model-making related uploads and consider joining the SCALEPRINT group where all these models are gathered together. This community is dedicated to discussing these models and sharing tips and tricks from my extensive experience in modeling. Print Settings Printer: Ordbot Hardron and modified Flashforge Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.1mm to 0.2mm Notes When working with the Tudor tiles, I recommend using a nozzle size of at least 0.4mm for optimal results. While I personally use a 0.2mm nozzle for printing these tiles, I have successfully printed them with a 0.4mm nozzle on my other printer. Post-Printing PAINTING To achieve a smooth finish on the black and white sections of the Tudor buildings, I use Humbrol 33 Matt Black and 34 Matt White enamel paints. These products provide a better matte finish compared to acrylic paints, which often exhibit a slight sheen.