More 3D Printing I am afraid…
Today I had half an hour and had a mess around with 3D builder. I had a go at adding a compound to a small house. I was really pleased with the result.

This took just over 2 hours to complete. The other thing I did was to add the window shutters and doors in the software rather than printing them separately and glueing them on. I had mixed success with this as some were too far forward, but as my wife pointed out it does look like they were sealed up.
The one on the right above was the original house.
The second one looks a bit more complex But in all honesty all I did was join a couple of houses together with a couple of walls. Again I added in the window shutters to the software, I forgot the doors. The bigger one took 3 hours 58 minutes (to be fair it is nearly twice the size of the other one).

I really enjoyed doing this. It also means that the compound walls are secure and won’t need glueing with visible joint lines.
I still need to print roofs for them both, but tomorrow I am going to have a go at something a bit bigger 😉.
All coming on well! Scratchbuilding, but with 21st Century tools! 🙂
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I never thought of it like that 😁
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Looks good to me. How easy are you finding it to manipulate the designs using the software now?
Cheers,
Pete.
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Getting better Pete, I have just done the most complex mix up yet, (by complex read not that complex to clever people). To me it has involved scaling, removing bits combing bits and all in all having fun.
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