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Hello my friends! I hope you're doing well!

Here's my latest Hot Wheels Diorama! Probably my biggest project to date in this category!

What's cool with this project, it's the fact that even those who don't like Hot Wheels can make it for a Halloween decoration.

The whole project is modular, so its very easy to add lights wherever you want. 

If you wanna add led lights, you can slide your wiring through the basement, then to the first floor and finish on the second story using the cutouts and removable plates here and there. 

For this project, i have used 6 battery operated tealights. They are easy to find, any dollar store will have them, and they give a warm, spooky light which is just perfect for this kind of diorama. 

Also, i have included a rendering of an "everyday" version to inspire you, if you want to sell a more conventionnal diorama. (see last pictures above)

Just print the whole project without the top fence with a bat (print two long fences instead) 

Also, A fence with no holes (the high one) is also included for this purpose. 

I have included a complete set of instructions, as usual. 

NOTE: In the instructions, the lamp post are not mentionned. I have decided to add them while the instructions were finished. But the stl files are included in the zip file and you can put those lamp post anywhere you want. 

I have also included 3 types of skeleton. I you look closely, you'll see the one on the galows on the side, but also the shadow of one skeleton through the second floor large window. Put as many as you want and be creative! 

IMPORTANT: As usual, i recommend to do a dry fit check (without) glue to see how the things are assembled together. Especially for this project!!! Have a look at the instructions and when it is mentionned, refer to the next pictures for further details before gluing parts together. 

All the parts are support free. 

All the parts are already placed in the right orientation. 

A complete BambuLab Project file is included, with all the plates ready, the right colors and (wow) the parts group together. (i.e.) All the fences for the large roof are together on one plate, while the fences for the small roof are group on another plate. 

So this way, its easy to identify which is which. 

Also, because this is a big project, i have included the names of some files in the instructions, all indicated with a leader to prevent any mistakes. 

In any case, if you are experiencing problems with the files, send me a private message. 

So that's it for this one friends! Hope you like it!!! Have fun and have a nice day!!! Pascal

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Comments

Matthias

Woohooo amazing 😍

Nekuian

Yes!!! This looks amazing!

Tiny Dioramas

Also love the colour of the spooky house, what colour is that ? Blue/Grey ?

Kenai

WOW!! Just wow!

Darknynja

This is absolutely AMAZING! I have printed and assembled several similar models and I can't get enough of them. So, thank you so much for making this. I will be printing several different variations of this one.

Larry Fanning

Need some help with this print. I can't seen to get the 1st floor right. if I don't use the Generate Support, the front right corner doesn't print right. If I do use the Generate Support the outside looks very pitted and lots to clean off. What am I doing wrong?

Kiara Ortiz Navarro

This would be even more awesome if you added an option parking lot attached to this base to hold more cars opposite side of the fence.

Jeff Robinson

Your designs are amazing, Pascal! Thank you for the hard work you put into them! Easy to print and assemble, and look fantastic! We would dearly love a Hot Wheels bat cave and platform! A great way to showcase Hot Wheels batmobiles.

Mike Anselmo

First of all, I want to say, Pascal, you're models are awesome! So talented! I've printed a lot of your stuff for the last month or so, and everything goes together seamlessly and fits great, but for some reason I'm having a heck of a time with the first and second floor house files on this one. I've tried 3 times each and even tried changing the orientation, but I'm still getting layers drooping from the underside of the siding on nearly every one (every level). I've tried a bunch of different settings and speeds. I've had success with all models I've printed (a lot of them). I've tried these on a Bambu P1S, A1, and H2D, and still getting the layers hanging. I've even considered importing into Fusion 360 and trying to change from a flat overhang to some other angle to help, but there are a lot of levels. What settings have you guys used? I've got a few ready to assemble, just need the walls to complete it all. Thanks so much for any help anyone can provide.