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Hello my friends! 

Sorry for the long wait, but this project is probably one of my most ambitious to date. 

Here's a perfectly scaled, well detailed version of Lou's Cafe, in Back to the future ep.1.

I made many searches on the internet to find as many images as possible. I have detailed the building as much as i could with FDM limitations. I have make a tons of measurements with only one photo in hand, which had the car of Biff Tannen on it. 

Using the 1946 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe spec sheets as references for the length and height, i have made some "measurements" on the most important details (like the front windows) to have them to scale as much as possible. 

Very few exterior pictures of the cafe were on the web. But with the picture i mentionned above, plus some other dioramas on the web and a lego build of the same cafe, i was able to pull all the parts necessary to make this incredible build.

I wish i could say its support free. But its unfortunately not. The main buildings need supports, and its indicated in the file names of each part requiring supports. 

Also, i have included the color of the parts in the file name. When you have (i.e) White+Black, it means that the file requires a color change during the print. 

Its also the biggest build to date: 53 different files, and a total of 70 pieces to print. 

Its not the most friendly to assemble, but 25 detailed exploded views are included. 

Follow the instructions carefully, make some dry fit check before gluing, and everything should be easy to do in the end! ;) 

I'm sorry for not having a DeLorean or a real Ford Super Deluxe Coupe for the pictures lol, but my 1949 Buick Roadmaster did the job almost perfectly! :p 

I hope you like it! Keep printing! :)Pascal

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Darknynja

I’m really excited about this one.

Nekuian

I just joined your Patreon and cant tell you how much I love this file! Have you thought about making the clock tower?

Crazyvetfam

any word on clock tower?