Витрина с конфетами HoneyDukes Miniverse

Miniverse’s HoneyDukes Candy Display:

Warning! Some of the parts can only be printed with a multicolor printer! They are not able to be converted into an STL, since STL would strip all the formatting required in order to print the inlaid color parts.

Included in the set:

Black and white checkered floor. The floor is inlaid with white solid layer so the tiles all stay together. It should be easy to print multiples and cut to your desired surface area between the tiles.

Iconic half round HoneyDukes window display! Please make sure you use supports and configuration that’s already saved. You can always print a paper HoneyDukes sign on your regular home printer, cut and glue to the top of the window display. I’m also attaching a link to a free 3D printed veneer I posted on MakerWorld. It requires a multicolor printer in order to 3D print the veneer sign.

Side shelves and a corner shelf to display your mini candy creations.

Two different display tables. You can stretch it to have a larger display area. I kept it compact and it works for us.

Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans cabinet. This is a multi file print that definitely requires a multicolor printer! The main cabinet is printed in white. While the sides are red and white inlaid veneer, printed separately, as are the sign and columns. I used crazy glue gel to glue the veneer and other parts of this cabinet.

The Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans signs and the columns are already pretty small and since they’re inlaid they require specific formatting. If you scale them any smaller, they might not print out correctly, but you might also try to print them with .2 nozzle, instead of .4 nozzle to get them smaller. Please note that the Every Flavour Beans signs and columns are flipped upside down on purpose! I use the textured pei plate on my printer, so flipping it upside down gives it a nice finish.

Formatting for the cabinet veneer and signs/columns is as follows: .4 nozzle; .2 mm layer height; Wall Generator: Arachne; Infill: Rectoliner 10%.

Tubes. I chose to print the tubes with translucent pla instead of glass tubes, which I’m sure you can find if you search the web. The translucent tubes, which I’m including, worked well with the multicolor seed beads I got from Hobby Lobby. I used 0 infill and 1 wall and printed it as pla silk, for this print to make it as translucent as possible. I printed the gold pla tops for the tubes and bottoms to resemble the display I would imagine a bean dispenser would have.

Two different round display platters, similar to the ones that come with the candy, in case you make extras or add anything else that comes to your imagination. The two tier platter can be glued with crazy glue.

Everything can be scaled, but make sure if you’re scaling one part, you don’t forget to scale the others so they fit together.

This was a time consuming labor of love, but I love how it turned out. My girls love their new display, so I hope you enjoy it as well!

HoneyDukes miniature candy NOT included!

Happy printing!

Everything was printed in pla; .4 nozzle, .2 mm layer height; infill: 8-10% gyroid;

Formatting for the cabinet veneer and signs/columns is as follows: .4 nozzle; .2 mm layer height; Wall Generator: Arachne; Infill: Rectilinear 10%

Formatting for Every Flavour Beans cabinet tubes is 1 wall, 0% infill.