Roku City Diner Model
Created 5 months ago
Description
This is a multi-tiered cityscape building designed in the signature retro-futuristic, silhouetted style of the famous streaming screensaver—rebranded as everyone's favourite neighbourhood grill.
What it's for
- Diorama: A fantastic centrepiece or background element for an urban miniature display.
- Desk Toy: Brings a touch of neon-soaked nostalgia right to your desk.
- Mood Lighting: If printed in translucent filament, you can light it from underneath or behind to create the iconic glowing windows and silhouettes of a vibrant nightscape.
Dimensions
- Base footprint: 120mm x 70mm
- Overall height: Approx 125mm at the tip of the giant chili pepper.
- Scale up freely in your slicer to match other miniature cities or models.
Remix Ideas
- Add a hollow bottom so you can slot an LED tealight inside.
- Add more rooftop props, like an antenna or a helipad!
- Ask for a different restaurant name on the billboard.
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