Escena invernal en una montaña con un tren, edificios y árboles, además de muchas otras cosas. La idea de esto comenzó con mi amigo Stuwaha, ella me proporcionó un boceto (además de muchos comentarios invaluables durante el proceso de creación) y creo a partir de eso. Tiene muchos elementos tradicionales para esas escenas, pero también quería alejarme un poco de la mayoría de los temas navideños (la estrella es un compromiso) haciendo de esta una escena de invierno más que una ciudad navideña, ¡adecuada para todos!
Imprimí el mío de Taulman T-Glase que tenía un bonito efecto transparente, y terminé simplemente rociando muy poca pintura blanca mate para obtener un ligero efecto nieve. En el interior, simplemente instalé algunas "luces de hadas" que se venden por todas partes a bajo precio, hay un edificio que requiere algún truco para cablear, pero todos los edificios tienen un canal para cables debajo.
No se requieren apoyos.
En tamaño predeterminado, el modelo es: 130x168x145mm
Hay muchos detalles más pequeños, por lo que este modelo no se puede reducir mucho, dependiendo de su impresora, por supuesto. Imprimí el mío reducido a escala para terminar en 15 horas, altura de capa de 0.2 mm, 10% de relleno a 50 mm / s en mi Flashforge Creator Pro.
Sin embargo, hay que tener en cuenta que, como siempre con los pasos, usar suficientes capas superiores o mayor relleno, utilicé 5 capas superiores ya que no quería subir el relleno. También los postes de la lámpara pueden ser difíciles de imprimir, no tuve problemas, pero algunos de ellos se rompieron para ser amigo mío. Si esto se convierte en un problema, puedo lanzar la versión sin mensajes de la lámpara.
EDITAR: Agregó un archivo con postes de luz un poco más gruesos y los separa por separado si los rompió y desea reemplazarlos con pegamento.
Descargar para la publicación de la lámpara como un objeto separado:
I'm a 3D printing enthusiast, still teaching myself modeling. Teaching others too occasionally and spreading the word about the technology and it's possibilities. This is also outlet for my artistic side, finally a suitable medium for me to express at least some level of creativity!
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Thank you. Your hint was helpful. I was able to push a thin wire down from above, and use it to pull the light up from below. It was not easy, because the fit was very tight, but it worked.
As a future improvement to your model, you might want to make this inside path a bit wider.
Well what I did was using iron wire, inserted it through the building's window and pushed it through to the base, wrapped it around the LED and pulled it in. I can't say if it will work with LEDs that size though, I used one of these myself:
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Decorative-String-Light-Mini-Tiny-LED-Lamps-Party-Adornment-Battery-UK/202031832579
This looks great with lights inside. I am using https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JT8ZLB6 .
As you note, "there's one building that requires some trickery to wire." This is the house above the tunnel, near the top of the lower stairway. Any suggestions on what trickery to use, so that I can get a light into this house?
Okay, added those files as well. Thanks for the suggestion!
The pole for the lamp is approximately 2.185 mm in diameter. Rather than printing the pole, it would be possible to use a piece of filament (either 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm would be fairly close), and simply place the lamp on top of this, rather than printing the lamp on top of the pole.
How about providing two version of the lamp (without any pole), one with a 1.75 mm hole in the bottom, and one with a 2.85 mm hole in the bottom. This could be printed and mounted on a short piece of filament.
The pole for the lamp is approximately 2.185 mm in diameter. Rather than printing the pole, it would be possible to use a piece of filament (either 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm would be fairly close), and simply place the lamp on top of this, rather than printing the lamp on top of the pole.
How about providing two version of the lamp (without any pole), one with a 1.75 mm hole in the bottom, and one with a 2.85 mm hole in the bottom. This could be printed and mounted on a short piece of filament.
Thanks! I mostly use 3D-Coat and Blender.
Hello, your works are awesome,
Can I know what modeling software you use please ?
Thank you for the information and the link. I kept going to my account and it always took me to a page that took me back to this page. I could not access my order history. I uninstalled and re-downloaded the software I am using and it will now slice with the newly downloaded STL from my orders. Thank you!
Hello @Dan2212002 this is Cults. For your information, when you download a file you can always have access to it in your personal account. You can access to the updated version without paying it again. Every time you need to redownload a file you've downloaded previously, just go here: https://cults3d.com/en/orders.
The file is not corrupt do not worry. Maybe it's because you did not installed yet a software on your computer that allows you to read STL file. I recommend you to download free version of Meshmixer https://www.meshmixer.com/download.html. It can be useful for you and your son.
Have great print!
The file I have downloaded will not slice, I am assuming it is corrupt. Now I will have to pay again to get a new file? This is my sons project.
Really! I can only download this once?
It turns out that I was able to go to My Account, and then to My Orders, and download the updated files again without paying. I didn't realize this previously. But thanks for your prompt reply.
Uh.. I actually wasn't aware it works like that :| I e-mailed the files for the lamp posts to you now.
How can I get the new files without paying again? My email is herbw at wiskit.com.
Okay yeah, I've been worried about the lamp posts and now had one break a bit on my second print. First I thought they'd be fine since they printed perfectly on the first print that I even scaled down, but now I'm that sure. So I decided to make them thicker and release it as new file, and also added separate files for the lamp posts if you want to try repairing it with glue, like you said. Sorry for the oversight.
I printed this using PLA on my Ultimaker, and it mostly came out very nice. But only one of the lamp posts printed correctly. The others just printed a tangle of filament. Probably if I break them off, nobody will notice, but I'm wondering if anyone had more success with the lamp posts than I did. I'm also wondering whether I could somehow print them in separate pieces and attach them with glue.
Cults is not accepting my payment, I get to the pay button and it errors out!
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Oh looks like I forgot to mention it: No supports required.
Also interested on knowing if it requires support to print. I just bought it but I don't want to print it without knowing.
What is the size of this model? Does it require support to print?
Awesome design and print! Congrats again Kijai !
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Yeah, it could be a bit wider... problem is that the house is located above the tunnel and I didn't want to make a hole into that, but it might still be an option and would make it far easier to wire. I'm glad you managed to wire it anyway, and thanks for the constructive feedback :)