Kaaba Model

This is my first model and I'm fairly proud of it. A boost would be nice, but what'd be even better is if you want to support my work as an author for thriller novels. I released my first novel, Slowly Sinking, earlier this month, and it's available here on amazon. 

If you enjoy it, please remember leave a review and share! It'd mean a lot.

I made this small model of the Kaaba for my son and his school to teach the little ones about the importance of Hajj/umrah and to help them appreciate Islam a bit more. The kids went crazy, loving it. It's a nice desk piece, mantle piece, or toy model to have the action figures perform a weekly tawaf around lol. I'm not a 3D modeler whatsoever, and I didn't use anything fancy to make this model. It's a few simple parts with negative-part modifiers. The tolerances are tight enough that you shouldn't need glue, but it's there should you need it. I believe the construction is simple enough that there's no need for me to elaborate how to put it together.

AMS not needed if you separate the parts of color to other plates. If you do so: be sure not to drag the part by it's negative-part modifier, but instead the actual part.

With AMS, you could print all on one plate, but it'll waste a lot of filament when constantly changing colors.

I ran out of generic Filament mid print, and swapped with Bambu's filament, and the result was seamless. Aka, use whatever filament you have, but be sure to calibrate your printer every few days to prevent spaghetti-ing.

Ramadan Kareem to all and please remember to pray for this ummah, and donate to help our oppressed. Especially these days.