140mm Gothic Church Mating Volume
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Description
A single-piece gothic church shell, dimensioned around a 140x68mm footprint. It features a completely hollow interior volume spanning the nave, tower, and aisles, surrounded by a continuous 2mm exterior wall.
The model replaces solid block-style architectural prints with a true open-void structure. Before you slice, check your bridging setup—the steep 2:1 roof pitches are designed to print without interior supports, and the exterior flying buttresses and lancet windows are self-supporting, but the massive unified interior void will test your layer adhesion if you scale it down too far.
Specs to verify:
- Overall Footprint: 140mm (length) × 68mm (width).
- Peak Height: 160mm at the front spire.
- Minimum Wall: 2mm throughout.
- Fitment: Does not snap to or mate with specific terrain bases—flat-bottomed for open plate placement.
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