Glas House - H0 scale 3D print Model

The kits from well-known manufacturers often result in bare side walls, which can be beautifully finished with a narrow building in a modern glass look with the kit available here.

The windows are designed with window frames. However, the window panes are not part of the package, but must be cut from transparent plastic (e.g. from food packaging) and glued on.

The largest part included is 128 mm x 70 mm, defining the required build space of your 3D printer.

In this package are included:

Building instructions as PDF
- B1 Ground
- B2 Wall Left
- B3 Wall Right
- B4 Wall Back
- B5 Wall Front
- B6 Roof Top
- B7 Roof Left
- B8 Roof Right
- B9 Floor
- I1 Roof Light Bridge
- W1 Window 26 x 31 mm
- W2 Window 64 x 31 mm
- W3 Window Roof Front
- W4 Windows Roof Side 26 x 23 mm
- W5 Window Roof Top 26 x 25 mm
- W6 Window Entry

Ideally, print the larger parts (walls, facades, roofs, etc.) on an FDM (filament) printer. Place the parts with the non-visible sides (inside) on the bed of the printer. This will achieve the highest quality. Components with fine details (e.g. window frames) should ideally be produced on a resin printer to achieve the best possible results. The components in this package have been successfully tested on a Prusa i3 MK3 (FDM) and an Anycubic Photon Mono 4K (Resin). The ideal settings of your 3D prints are up to you. We cannot make any generally valid recommendations.

Clean the components after printing and free them from print and any material residue. If desired, it is also advisable to finish and smooth the visible surfaces afterwards with putty and sandpaper.

Use a non-evaporating super glue for assembling the parts. This prevents vapors from condensing on transparent components, for example, and soiling them.

It is recommended to apply a primer to the components before painting. Acrylic-based paints are suitable for painting. The manufacturers Citadel & Vallejo are recommended. Clean colored surfaces can be created with an airbrush system or spray cans.