16 mm Arched Door Frames and 15x20 Windows Set
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Description
Six arched door-and-frame pieces and twelve rectangular windows for an OO scale (1:76) house, laid out flat on the plate.
What it fits
- Door frames: 16 mm wide, 2 mm deep, with a semicircular arch top. Each has a door printed in one piece with it.
- Windows: 15 x 20 mm, 1.6 mm deep, with a transom bar across the middle.
Check before printing
- Measure the wall openings against the 16 mm frame width and 15 x 20 mm window size.
- The door relief is 0.4 mm, so use a fine layer height.
Not covered
- The windows are not arched and have no glass pane.
- Sizes are not matched to any other scale.
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