3D printed Normandy farm

[Kaczor]

For the past few months, a friend of mine has been printing out a French farm for me. The model comes from Printable Scenery. The original model is designed for Bolt Action (1:56) type battle games.

Links and photo of finished model:
https://www.printablescenery.com/product/the-farm/
https://www.printablescenery.com/produc ... farmhouse/

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There is one more building left. Scale is enlarged three times.

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[Tiger6]

Yikes that's a lot of printing!

[Kaczor]

Around 500 hours and 16 kg of PETG

[Tiger6]

So more expensive than my MDF and Plywood creations - but also far more water proof, which is certainly a plus

[Kaczor]

It would take a lot of work and skill to carve out these bricks and roof tiles. We decided that time is money.

[Tiger6]

Doll house Brick paper is an option if you are not planning to leave outside in the wet.

[Kaczor]

This is made with our outdoor shows in mind. That's why, for example, it couldn't be PLA because it would melt in the sun.

[Jimster]

I think it’s most amazing! The detail is beautiful.

[tankme]

I've been wanting to print some nice diorama stuff like this, but my printer is still kinda small for that. That villa looks really nice though. I started printing a bridge, but after upsizing it to 1/16th scale I didn't like the size of the stones as they looked really out of scale. I've got a new bridge to try, but the files need to be cut up to fit on my printer.

[Panzermechaniker]

That looks fantastic. I wish we could do something like that for our field