N Scale Lumber Yard Office – Wood-Sided Office with Removable Metal Roof & Storefront Awning (1:160)
por Joe Beaudoin en Thingiverse
A small wood-sided lumber yard office in N scale (1:160), sized for a lumber dealer, sawmill, building supply yard or small-town business. It has horizontal lap siding, a centered entry door between two big storefront windows, a side window, a metal storefront awning, and a standing-seam metal...
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A small wood-sided lumber yard office in N scale (1:160), sized for a lumber dealer, sawmill, building supply yard or small-town business. It has horizontal lap siding, a centered entry door between two big storefront windows, a side window, a metal storefront awning, and a standing-seam metal gable roof that lifts off so you can add an interior or lighting. Size - Building shell: 54.2 × 38.4 × 30.1 mm (about 29 × 20 scale ft) - Roof: 56.4 × 41.0 mm, with overhangs on all sides
What's Included (3 parts) - Office shell: walls with wood siding, door, storefront windows and side window - Metal roof: standing-seam gable roof, removable - Storefront awning: metal awning over the front windows and door
Assembly - Glue the awning above the storefront windows. - Set the roof on the shell. Leave it unglued if you want to light the interior or add details inside.
The window openings are open, so you can add clear plastic glazing from inside. Print Settings - Printer: made for resin (MSLA/DLP) - Layer height: 0.03–0.05 mm - Supports: light or micro supports. Angle the shell and roof 30–45° to keep the siding and seams crisp and to avoid suction on the large flat areas. - Tip: if your slicer flags a suction cup inside the shell, hollow it out or add a drain hole
Painting Tip Paint the siding a warm tan, barn red or white with dark trim around the windows and door. Use dark gray or galvanized gray for the roof and awning, with a few rust streaks along the seams. A hand-lettered "LUMBER" sign over the awning finishes it off. Please post a make if you print it. I'd love to see your lumber yards!
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