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Medieval blacksmith forge with stone walls, barrels and hanging sign (37)
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Hello,
Provided in 1/56 scale (28mm), the model can be easily adapted to your preferred scale using your slicer. For example:
Provided scale: 28mm (1/56)
to 6mm (1/280) x20%
to 10mm (1/200) x35%
to 15mm (1/100) x56%
to 20mm (1/72) x78%
to 25mm (1/64) x88%
to 1/48 scale x117%
to 1/35 scale x160%
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The model comes in 3 separate parts. The interior is fully playable.
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IF-MA-B37
Data sheet
- File original scale (can be easily modify)
- 1/56
- Number of parts
- Theme
- Medieval
- Type
- Building
- FDM-friendly ? (filament printing)
- Yes
- With pre-supported version
- No
- Style
- Realistic
- Playable interior
- Yes
Specific References
For best results, we suggest these FDM settings: treat these as baselines, fine-tune them for your specific hardware.
Layer height: 0.2mm (0.16mm or 0.28mm layers synchronize perfectly with your printer's mechanics). For a premium finish, 0.12mm paired with spray filler primer makes lines disappear, though it increases print time. Going lower is discouraged: the minor visual gain isn't worth the exploding print times and heat creep risks.
Wall perimeters: 3 (for a resistant print).
Top/Bottom layers: at least 5 (to ensure sturdy results).
Infill: Gyroid, 8%-10% density (ideal for standard prints). On massive pieces, use Adaptive Infill to keep the structure sturdy, or Lightning Infill for the fastest, if the model doesn't need any mechanical strength.
Supports: this detailed geometry relies on external supports to maintain its complex shapes and features.
Note: Your slicer’s standard settings are an ideal baseline for beginners.