Twisted Chimney Miniature House
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Description
A miniature desktop house styled after Antoni Gaudí's organic architecture. The base footprint is compact, featuring undulating, asymmetric walls that slope into a domed roof. The defining feature is the massively oversized, twisting octagonal chimney that towers over the structure, capped with a traditional bulbous spire. Great as a standalone shelf piece or painted as part of a fantastical diorama.
Remix Hooks
This is modelled completely solid as a decorative exterior piece, but it's built cleanly out of primitives to make modifying it easy.
- Shelling it out: If you want to drop an LED tea light inside, subtract a
cyl(d=35, l=25)from the underside of the main body, and push the window cutters deeper so they breach the new inner wall. - Chimney Twist: The stack is currently a
linear_extrudewithtwist=-220. Cranking that to-360will give it a much tighter spiral, while swapping the base$fn=8to a star shape will give it aggressive ridges instead of soft facets. - Spine Ridge: The dragon-back roof scales are generated by a single mathematical loop. You can swap the spheres out for tiny pyramids or spikes if you want a more gothic vibe.
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