Thanks for sharing these. I've printed 9 of your buildings now, from single level houses to a big church. I'm planning a few more since you given us so many choices!
Thank you for uploading these, I modded them slightly in TinkerCAD to print as one piece and just walls/roof to save filament. I really like the designs, as an American I had no idea what period European buildings looked like. My printer at work is very small so I like doing them as one piece.
Before making a design I try to find picture of older European house or even sometimes when you watch od war movies it give you opportunities to find some idea. as you can see in this link a perfect exemple of my french train station and where the idea came from. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5622837
@@arcticfox8932 Well I love the simplicity of your designs, I'm able to print them on my very small, basic printer at work with minimal changes. These are just for home, not tournament pieces to be photographed so I modified the roof overhangs a little before hollowing them out. Printing them hollow saves about 30% of the filament at work. Thank you!
@@Fortunes.Fool. Thanks I'm glad you like... Hopefully in less then a week I will publish another 8 to 10 new buildings with some mediterranean flavor, that may interest you as well
@@arcticfox8932 I posted a couple of makes on Thingiverse, more when I get them sprayed and painted. I’m still printing a few more, posted them on IG and linked to your TV profile.
Love the content. I have a smaller resin printer and the quality is spot on. Question - is there a way to ensure different floors line up with upper levels? Yours look like they match perfectly.
At home we have 3 3D printer, I have interest in a resin printer but I feel is quite complicated to work with. Now, to keep my first floor and the roof align with the main floor I print what a call a bottom plate. If you look this link .... you can see what I mean by that... the last picture show the bottom of the first floor from underneath. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5527138. Hope it answer your question :)
Thank you for your generosity sharing them.
thanks
Thanks for sharing these. I've printed 9 of your buildings now, from single level houses to a big church. I'm planning a few more since you given us so many choices!
Thanks for your comment
Thank you for uploading these, I modded them slightly in TinkerCAD to print as one piece and just walls/roof to save filament. I really like the designs, as an American I had no idea what period European buildings looked like. My printer at work is very small so I like doing them as one piece.
Before making a design I try to find picture of older European house or even sometimes when you watch od war movies it give you opportunities to find some idea. as you can see in this link a perfect exemple of my french train station and where the idea came from. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5622837
@@arcticfox8932 Well I love the simplicity of your designs, I'm able to print them on my very small, basic printer at work with minimal changes.
These are just for home, not tournament pieces to be photographed so I modified the roof overhangs a little before hollowing them out. Printing them hollow saves about 30% of the filament at work.
Thank you!
@@Fortunes.Fool. Thanks I'm glad you like... Hopefully in less then a week I will publish another 8 to 10 new buildings with some mediterranean flavor, that may interest you as well
@@arcticfox8932 Cool!
@@arcticfox8932 I posted a couple of makes on Thingiverse, more when I get them sprayed and painted. I’m still printing a few more, posted them on IG and linked to your TV profile.
Love the content. I have a smaller resin printer and the quality is spot on. Question - is there a way to ensure different floors line up with upper levels? Yours look like they match perfectly.
At home we have 3 3D printer, I have interest in a resin printer but I feel is quite complicated to work with. Now, to keep my first floor and the roof align with the main floor I print what a call a bottom plate. If you look this link .... you can see what I mean by that... the last picture show the bottom of the first floor from underneath. www.thingiverse.com/thing:5527138. Hope it answer your question :)
Have you been able to print these in 28mm also?
Can these be printed in 28 mm also? If so do you know the percent increase?
I use cura for my slicer and I increase to 178percent. It should be the size for 28mm