Jeddah Circuit 3D Miniature

3d miniature of Jeddah Circuit in Saudi Arabia!

This miniature has been created using new techniques and tools to be completely multi-color! 🎨

Check out my collection of other miniatures: 

https://makerworld.com/en/collections/146964-all-miniatures

Collection of other F1 & Motorsport miniatures: 

https://makerworld.com/en/collections/450282-motorsport-f1-miniatures

🖌️ Coloring Details

Filament colors used in the model photos:

• Bambu Matte Scarlet Red (racetrack)
• Bambu Matte Nardo Gray (buildings & roads)
• Bambu Basic Dark Gray (vegetation)
• Bambu Matte Black (terrain)
• Bambu Ash Gray (water)
• Bambu Matte Black (frame)

These colors are based on personal preference and the filaments I had available.

Try experimenting with different color combinations to suit your style!

I highly recommend Matte filaments!

This model looks great even if printed with a single color, so an AMS is not necessarily required.

🖨️ Slicing & Printing Details

This model was designed to be printed with a 0.4mm nozzle and 0.16mm layer heights.

Try using a 0.2mm nozzle (0.08mm layer heights) or scaling up for even finer detail!

Note: If roads or other small details disappear after slicing, try lowering the extrusion/line width of external perimeters (outer walls) closer to 0.4mm OR use Arachne walls (can also enable “Detect Thin Walls”).

🖼️ Framing Details

This model measures almost exactly 6.7in by 4.7in (170.5mm X 119.5mm) and should fit most 5x7 frames (assuming frame lip/overlap is around a quarter inch). Feel free to change the scale/size of the model(s) to meet your needs.

Personally I use these cheap frames from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C8HY7YSQ

And blue printer paper: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00006IDQT

I also included a fully printable frame (including a 1mm thick water plate) designed to fit all my miniature cities.

For this model, I actually printed the water plate with a light-gray filament and used that in my frame.

A frame is not required! This model looks great by itself and can be displayed almost anywhere.

Model created in Blender using OpenStreetMap data imported with the Blosm addon.