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Small House
This is a rebuild of a small company town style house - it is based on a laser cut wood kit that I had lost some of the pieces to. The first pic is my 3D print in front of the original kit houses. It's intended to be printed in pieces, so that it may be lit from the inside. I'll be adding a one-piece version down the road.
Note: you may want to scale the windows and doors 98 or 99%, they were built in TInkerCAD at 0.1mm tolerance, and I know my printer can't do that. Also, I printed my windows on a raft, so that I would have a lip that I could use to help support them, and it added a thin backing layer so that you can't see in to the unfinished interior, but does allow light through.
The random cone in the windows and doors file is intended to be added as a shroud to a grain-of-wheat bulb, to make a lamp shade.
It's sized for N scale, but could easily be scaled up.
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