Inspired by the Halsam American Logs that I played with as a child; I have engineered a complete set of logs for 3D printing. Notable improvements are windows and doors, a ridge cap, a realistic looking chimney and a tighter fit for more stable buildings.

There are three curated buildings, one, the Small Cabin, can be printed on the A1 mini. The logs are organized in the print profiles by type, with a menu of the included parts. Every configuration of the logs is available, hopefully making this a complete set.

The doors use a piece of filament for the hinge pin.

For colors I have used PolyTerra earth brown, army red, and forest green which are the same as Bambu Lab PLA Matte dark brown, dark red, and grass green. The white parts are printed with PLA pro, although any bright white PLA should work just fine.

The windows are constructed out of three pieces which press fit together. The door frames use two pieces. If one desires a more secure fit, a drop of glue can be added.

The chimneys are the only parts that use an AMS. For those so inspired, the color changes occur at layer changes, so one could change filaments at the right time to achieve the same thing without the use of an AMS. I have used Overture rock filament for the stone in the chimney although any color in the gray to tan range works just fine. They also look okay printing the chimney entirely in a light brown.