Flower Shop – Modular Toy Town

Want to sell prints of this model? A commercial license is available on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Elizabeth3D Like my free models? Support me on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/elizabeth3d The Modular Flower Shop is a stackable toy town building: a little corner flower shop with buckets of fresh flowers on a wooden market stand, a striped awning, window boxes and a FLOWERS sign on the roof. Design Concept Every level is its own print: street tile, shop floor, upper floor and attic with its roof. Four corner plugs hold each level on the one below, so the floors lift off to play inside and drop back into place. The back is open, like a dollhouse. Inside: a plank floor, a counter with a cash register and a shelf with a watering can. Purpose A toy or a display piece for your modular town. The 100 x 100 mm street tile has dog-bone connectors on its left and right edges, so tiles join into a street. Print the upper floor twice (with its frames) for a taller building. With an LED tea light inside, the windows glow at night. Print Settings - 38 printed parts on 17 plates, all set inside the 3MF: open it as a project

- Printer: Creality SPARKX i7, 0.4 mm nozzle. Material: PLA. Layer height: 0.20 mm

- The color stripes of the floors, awning, sign and window boxes are color changes by layer (CFS), already set

- Supports and brims already set: roof and awning on edge with an 8 mm brim, bouquets on their plug with tree supports and an 8 mm brim, shelf on its back with supports

- Have a 0.2 mm nozzle? Use it for the rose, peony, hydrangea and marigold bouquets (0.10 mm layers): only 0.6% of their surface is thinner than a 0.2 mm nozzle, against 14% for a 0.4 mm one

- Do not scale it: plugs, slots, frames and the bouquet plugs have 0.15 mm of clearance and the bucket recesses 0.35 mm at 100%

Assembly Dry fit, no screws or glue. Lay the plank floor in the shop floor, press the shop-window frame and door in from outside, and push the three awning tabs into their slots. Set the shop floor on the street tile, back edges flush. Press the window frames into the upper floor and the window boxes into their frames, then stack the upper floor and the attic. Lower the roof onto the attic, drop the chimney cap on its peg and push the FLOWERS sign into the slot on the front slope, right of the chimney. Put the 8 buckets in the stand and a bouquet in each. Through the open back (left and right as seen from the street): counter and cash register on the left, shelf and watering can on the right, LED tea light (up to 38 mm wide and 35 mm tall) in the middle. For a display piece, a dot of glue holds the frames, awning and window boxes; don't glue the floors.