Historic pagoda: A Mini-Pagoda from Hefei, China

🏯 Model Intro

This model comes from Qingfeng Pavilion, located in Baogong Park, Hefei, China — a large Song-style architectural complex built in 1999 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of Bao Zheng’s birth.

Bao Zheng (999 – 1062), courtesy name Xiren, was a politician of the Northern Song Dynasty, born in Hefei (modern-day Feidong, Anhui).
Known as “Justice Bao” or “Bao Qingtian”, he was famous for his integrity and fairness — the true “Iron-Faced Judge”! 

🧱 Modeling Process

The model was created using Nanobanana to generate an axonometric base image, then Hitem3D to build the white model.
After that, it was refined and reconstructed in Shapr3D, including disassembly, fence rebuilding, and designing mortise-and-tenon joints for the components.

• The model is disassembled to 50% granularity, layered mainly by color.
• Windows, railings, and eaves boards are not separated, meaning you’ll need to paint them manually.
• You can use acrylic paint or markers on PLA material for best results.
• A 3MF file with color-separated plates is also provided for multi-color printing.

⚠️ Important:
At the default scale, the signboard characters are too small (some strokes under 0.2 mm).
Please scale up the model before printing to ensure the text prints properly.

🎥 Check out the modeling VCR below (Chinese Mandarin version) ⬇️
Or give it a like first — I might release a more detailed disassembly version next time! 🙌

Final assembly

Model Rendering

Printing and Configuration Notes

When slicing, you may see a warning: “Non-manifold shape” — just ignore it! Printing will proceed normally.

Enjoy that.