This is the first of a complete Tudor Building that I designed for my Tudor village that is 00 scale ( 4mm to the foot, 1:76.2) model railways. Can be also used for HO scale, British themed but could be used elsewhere.
This one is a small Pub or Tavern.
The roof is made from cast plaster so is not included here and as is the base of the Chimney
Parts list by wall
LEFT WALL
TT-500 x3
TT-502 x1
TT-504 x1
TT-505 x1
TT-506 x1
TT-509 x1
TT-517 x1
TT-564 x2
RIGHT WALL
TT-500 x3
TT-502 x1
TT-503 x1
TT-504 x1
TT-505 x1
TT-506 x1
TT-509 x1
TT-550 x1
TT-564 x2
FRONT WALL
TT-503 x2
TT-507 x2
TT-508 x2
TT-512 x1
TT-517 x1
TT-518 x1 BEAM
TT-518 x13 SUPPORTS
TT-538 x2
BACK WALL
TT-502 x1
TT-503 x2
TT-517 x4
TT-527 x2
TT-538 x2
TT-564 x3
DORMERS
TT-578 x3
CHIMNEYS
CB-09 x4
BARGE-BOARDS
BB-02-LEFT 1 LENGTH
BB-02-RIGHT 1 LENGTH
RIDGE TILES
RD-22 x2
GUTTERING
RD-06 x2
The down pipes are made from 0.75mm copper wire and the brackets from silver foil
I shall prefix all the designs with SCALEPRINT so you can find them easily
Printer:
ORD BOT HADRON MODIFIED FLASHFORGE
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Resolution:
0.1mm to 0.2mm for Tudor Tiles
Notes:
With the Tudor tiles the largest nozzle i would recommend is a 0.4 I personally use a 0.2mm nozzle for my printing of these Tudor Tiles but have printed them with a 0.4 nozzle on my other printer.
The Barge-Boards BB-02, Chimneys CB-09 and the Ridge Tiles RD-22 really need to be printed with a 0.2mm nozzle or the detail will not be printed you will just end up with an ugly mess a layer height of no more than 0.1mm should be used.
Category: Buildings & StructuresThe author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.