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Hello friends!

I hope everyone is doing well!

Here's a new Halloween fairy house for you my dears! A cute little mausoleum with a spooky and creepy look!

Bones, skulls, and pumpkins share the stage in this neglected little mausoleum.

The perfect little diorama to add as a Halloween decoration on your desk or elsewhere in your home!

Like all my fairy houses, this is a simple and easy-to-make project, and the whole thing can be easily illuminated with a battery-powered tealight, which you can easily find on Amazon or at the Dollar Store.

As usual:

No supports are required!

All pieces are already oriented for printing.

Complete instructions are included.

A complete Bambu Lab project file is included, with all my settings and color changes already configured.

Speaking of color changes, the base, window inserts, and door are the parts that require these color changes at the correct layer. This can be done with any printer. You don't need a multi-color printer to achieve this. If you're not familiar with this method, I encourage you to ask for help on my Facebook community page. You'll find help there either by searching or by creating a post if you can't find the information.

Here's the link to the community page:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1403567230344891

Regarding the Bambu Lab project file, at the risk of repeating myself, the color changes are by layers and not painted. So, in order to see the applicable colors, you must first slice the plate in order to see the color changes in the preview window.

Last point: As always, I recommend first doing a dry fit check (without glue) between the pieces to see where you can place your glue drops and how the pieces fit together. This will avoid unpleasant surprises that can sometimes be difficult to correct. You don't need a ton of glue either; simple dots of glue applied with the tip of a toothpick here and there will do the trick.

With that, I think I've covered everything.

I wish you lots of fun and I'll be back soon with new models. I think I'll start my Christmas production immediately after this, to clear my head and maximize the number of models for Christmas! Anyone disagree? :)

I wish you lots of happiness and see you soon my friends!

Pascal

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Buck Lyons

Omg that's so freaking cute! I'm actually in the process of printing all of your Halloween themed buildings so make a haunted village display where I work. And this will be a awesome addition!

Nicolas Gamand

Looks awesome ! I guess my wife will not be happy seeing another Halloween decor but I mean, this one is so cool :D I just finished all your lanterns and they’re all beautiful

AGENATOR 3D

Thanks again... Not a Halloween guy myself, but others will love it as gifts.

Natalie Johnson

This is so fun! Definitely ready for the transition towards festive models now too Pascal! The Hot Chocolate fairy house was so popular last year! 😍

Selwyn3D

Again a nice piece to add to the Halloween Collection. Just wondering what are the small holes for in the floor piece? And I think to it's a good start to get on the Chistmas Collection.

Adam Jones

Awesome addition to the Fairy House series! I'm kinda bummed tho....when I went to slice the Bambu files, the skull & bones are not included?? Would you be able to add them for us? Thanks Pascal!!!

Donna Donahue

I love this, adding it to the collection

Tim Belton

Fantastic as usual sir!

Paul G

They're built into the base (plate 02) and colored by layer.

Selwyn3D

Thank you for the explanation. I thought First it was to put something in.

Adam Jones

Jeesh...what a rookie mistake I made!!! Hah!! I did not study the Bambu plates closer before jumping to conclusions!! Thanks for your help Paul G.!!!

Cupcake_face

Perfect start to a little Halloween village!!

Michael D Robben

On the windows/door, clear prints then black prints over the clear. Can I correct this ?

Elise morgan

This was the perfect size to add to my son's wooden railway for a nice touch of spookiness. Easy printing, beautiful details. This was my first print of yours, and I can't wait to do more!

Dave Crabbe

Print the roof tiles at 45 degrees. One of the ends is at 45 degrees and lays flat on building plate. Add painted on support at bottom and then a bit of support about 1/3 way up. Totally eliminates any stair-stepping. Result is very sharp. I’ll put pics on PA1 facebook.