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Ironhelm has a long and proud history of turning out the most stalwart and brave of infantry. None have ever retreated from a fight, and are said to prefer to face an army alone rather than run. Their training is of such legendary quality that, if an army were to face down a solo Ironhelm dwarf, even the bookies of Winterdale may struggle to set odds for the army.
Ironhelm Barracks is a fantasy-styled building that can be used for role-playing or tabletop war games. Featuring hinged doors, removable roofs and multiple storeys, it prints without supports as separate levels. There is an alternate version of level 1 as a standalone building and small print version included in the zip.
This product is delivered as a .ZIP file pack containing STL files for use on a home 3D Printer. The files are set to 28mm scale but can be rescaled before printing.
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Notes:
| Infill | 10% |
|---|---|
| Layer Height | .2 for Normal Quality .1 for High Quality (.2 Layer height is recommended) |
| Supports | Prints without Supports |
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joelconfino (verified owner) –
What a great model! When I open the door stl file in my slicer (Cura), the default orientation of the door is standing up on the front edge with the hinge faces up vs laying down flat horizontally. Do the doors print well for you in that orientation? Do you need to use a raft or anything? I tried other doors once that way, and they fell over mid-print.
Sam Campbell (verified owner) –
All our doors are set to print this way. The hinge is best printed this way as well. A Raft or brim may help with adhesion as it is a long skinny piece or printing the door in parallel aligned with the bed motor direction.
Vincent Noiseux (verified owner) –
It seems some parts of the roofs for Small Printers are not printable without supports. Some of the triangles are not supported. Is there something that I’m doing wrong?
Sam Campbell (verified owner) –
Small Printer versions will require supports. Buildings are designed and tested for medium printer size and then cut afterwards for small printers.