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Hello my friends! Here's the first one of the buildings for the Christmas village. 

Every good Christmas village has its own barn, and this will be the one for our project!

I'm really glad how it turned out! Plenty of windows for a nice lighting, bright Christmas colors and more than cute!

I didnt have the time to make some daylight pictures, but will do that for sure tomorrow! 

100% Hot Wheels compatible (1/64 scale)

Fits on prusa mini if needed

100% support free like most of my models! 

Wide opening at the back to accommodate any kind of lighting. 

All the parts are easy to glue together, even for a guy like me with clumsy fingers. 

NOTE: 

The "tricky" part in this one is for sure... the Christmas wreath!!! You will need a slow, steady and well calibrated flow for this one. I use a color change for the red bow (its thicker than the wreath, so its easy to make it another color with this function) and a layer height of 0.1mm. Except very few stringing, i didnt have any problem printing them. Fairly easy, but your settings/calibration must be on spot! 

All the instructions are included, and parts placed in the right orientation. 

If you have any problems with this design, as usual send me a message! 

Coming back soon with the others... ;) 

Have fun!

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Tiny Dioramas

That’s awesome 👏🏻 currently printing your diner/burger design will definitely print this when finished

Chris West

What other buildings will be in the village?

PA1 MAKER

Houses, Toy store, Fir Farm (christmas tree seller booth), bookshop, coffee shop. That's what i am actually working on, but if you have any suggestions, i can have a look at it if i have the time! Or replace some of the buildings above with something else. I'm alway open to ideas.

Felix Stute

Soooooo beautiful and right in time for the christmas decoration shopper ❤️😍

Chris West

I think a fire house would be amazing. That as a birdhouse would kill it too. But a Christmas version would be a great place to start.

Chris West

Also, doing any movie houses would be a big hit.

Tony

This is sweet and finally gives me a reason to try out my clear PETG for the windows!