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Hello fantastic friends!

Here is the second Easter fairy house of this month, matching the two other eggs from previous years. We're slowly starting to see a little village take shape! 🙂

Like the previous models, this one is very simple to print and assemble! And just like the others, it lights up with a classic battery-operated tealight.

To make it different from the other models, I pushed the house further back on the baseplate to create a different look, and I added new elements, including larger trees, a wide ribbon adorned with small flowers and a small roof over the porch.

If you're familiar with these fairy houses, assembly will honestly only take a few minutes.

Most of the parts print without supports, except for the egg, which requires internal supports due to its shape at the top. So, you'll need to use supports for that.

Everything else is the same as usual. All the parts are oriented correctly for printing, and the files are coded by name for colors, quantities, and settings like the fuzzy skin.

A Bambu Lab file is included, which already contains all the necessary settings and color changes.

Remember that the color changes are by layers and not painted, so you must slice the plate first to see the color changes in the preview window.

Complete instructions are included. Just be sure to read them carefully, as some parts have a very specific orientation.

As always, I recommend doing dry fit checks (without glue) to see how the parts fit together.

Otherwise, it's business as usual!

If you encounter any problems with the project, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Have fun printing, and I'll be back soon with another design!

I wish you all a wonderful day my friends! ❤️❤️❤️

Pascal

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David Jenkins

Looks great. What tea light do you use the ones I have are a lot smaller then the area you have on your print for them