Delitzsch, Germany - 3D Miniature

3D printable topographic miniature of Delitzsch - 🇩🇪 Germany

Capture the beauty of Delitzsch's city landscape with this topographic miniature!
This 3D model represents the geographic area around the geo coordinates 51.522, 12.342 (LatLng).

It is scaled down from a geographic area of around 0.298 km x 0.210 km to a 3D printable miniature in the dimensions of 297.0 mm x 210.0 mm. The scale from the geographic area (0.062 sq km) to the miniature is approximately ~1002:1.

The terrain is modeled from geographic data for realistic terrain representation. Ideal for educational purposes, architectural visualization, or as a decorative piece.

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Included Frames:

• 317.20 x 230.20 x 13.99 mm, text engraving "Delitzsch", with hanging holes
• 305.20 x 218.20 x 13.49 mm, no text engraving, with hanging holes
• 317.20 x 230.20 x 13.49 mm, no text engraving, with hanging holes

What's Included:

• STL files for the miniature and all frame variants
• Generic 3MF containing all STLs for easy import into any slicer
• Bambu Studio 3MF with optimized print profiles for A, P, X, and H-Series printers (pre-colorized)
• Snapmaker Orca 3MF with optimized print profiles for the Snapmaker U1 (pre-colorized)

Recommended Print Settings:

• The included 3MF files contain two highly specialized print profiles: "miniature-classic" and "miniature-arachne". For optimal results, use "miniature-arachne" (note: expect long slicing times).
• Due to the nature of geographic terrain data, models may contain non-manifold geometry or areas that require support material. This cannot be avoided. Our included print profiles handle these cases well.
• For printers from other manufacturers or other slicers, check our Miniature Printing Guide for recommended settings (especially support settings).

Assembly:

• Gently put the miniature into the frame. Depending on your printer's calibration, that should be enough to hold the miniature.
• If in doubt, use some super glue. For PLA, I use thick cyanoacrylate glue. I experienced best results with glue that contains Ethyl-2-cyanacrylat.
• Hanging Holes: My frames always have a hole pattern divisible by 10 mm - for this miniature's size the "Hanging Hole Distance" results in 110 mm between holes.

Contains information from OpenStreetMap, which is made available here under the Open Database License (ODbL).

Includes STLs, a generic 3MF, and optimized 3MF files with print profiles for BambuStudio (A, P, X, H-Series; pre-colorized) and Snapmaker Orca (U1; pre-colorized). Models may have non-manifold geometry or layers needing support due to geographic terrain data - our included print profiles "miniature-classic" and "miniature-arachne" handle this. For other printers/slicers, see our Miniature Printing Guide: https://framescapr.hgross.eu/miniature-printing-guide/