Basic Geometric Ziggurat
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Description
What it's for
A 6th-grade style Mesopotamian ziggurat model made from bold, basic geometric shapes. The structure relies on simple stacked cubes for the main tiers, a chunky 6-step staircase to represent a grand ramp, and a classic triangular roof capping the top shrine.
Dimensions
- Base Tier: 100 × 100 mm
- Total Height: 85 mm (including the new roof)
- Staircase: 6 large blocks, extending 60 mm outward from the center.
Print notes
This model is built flat to the plate and requires zero supports. The large geometric shapes make it a very fast, reliable print in any standard filament.
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