Scooby's Hot Dogs Model Set - 1:64 Scale Diorama - Free 3D Print Model

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Scooby's Model Set - All Parts

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Scooby's is a well-known, popular spot for classic Chicago hot dogs in the western Chicago suburbs. The quality of the food is always great and consistent. They are so good that the restaurant was even inducted into the Hot Dog Hall of Fame!

The hot dogs aren't the only thing that makes Scooby's stand out. The restaurant building is super unique with a retro design, classic red and white color scheme, and checkerboard patterned walls.

There are 3 checkerboard walls - front, side, and back wall. The front and back wall are very similar in size, so to tell which wall is which, the back wall will have the squares cut off on the right side (see image below highlighted in the yellow box).
The 5 corner angled posts are printed in white PLA and then the front face is colored with acrylic paint markers. I originally looked at printing the parts with the AMS, but the print time and filament waste was quite high for these small parts, so I decided to just paint them with markers which took less than 5 minutes. You can certainly print them in multi-color but just be aware of the longer print times and waste. If you want to color them, make sure to use acrylic paint markers (I found a 30 pack for about $12 on Amazon) as they will not bleed or fade like regular markers.
To avoid any peeling on the doors and windows, I used PETG translucent filament for the windows and PETG black for the top layer. If you use PLA translucent, then use PLA for the top layer.
I used super glue for the checkboard walls, doors and windows, and the corner posts.
Shoutout to MakerWorld user @Sir_Stigma who makes awesome accessories at 1:64 scale. I printed their AC unit model which is what I used on the roof of my model.
Assembly guide and signage PDFs are included. I cut out the signage with scissors and used a glue stick to attach them to the model. Feel free to play around with the placement of the signs.

Filaments Used:

Sunlu PLA Black
Sunlu PLA White
Elegoo PLA Gray
BL PLA Matte Scarlet Red
BL PETG Translucent Clear
BL PETG Black

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Assembly Guide (1)

Scooby's Model Set Assembly Guide.pptx.pdf

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Scooby's Signage.pdf

Comment & Rating (9)

@user_2448033746

I have found an issue with the door-window combo piece and how it fits in the building wall. If I put the door in the opening then the window is shifted too far right. If I put the window into it's opening then the door is shifted too far left. The checkerboard wall cover fits the door/window piece just fine, but the strip between the windows and door is wider than the same strip on the building.Seems like the building needs to be fixed. The screenshot below is in Bambu Lab Studio and it shows the difference just by standing the window/door piece on end.

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@layrlab

Thank you so much for catching this error!!! Yes, the building was updated in my CAD but I must have forgotten to update the Body in the 3mf file. The new body has a thicker rib section between the door and window. This is a huge error on my part and I really appreciate you bringing this to my attention. I just uploaded a new 3mf file named "v2" which has the corrected building body. Let me know if you have any questions. Again thanks for catching this. I apologize for any inconvenience from the previous file.

@user_2448033746

Replying to @layrlab :

Thanks for the quick fix. I was originally going to private message you, but I figured others might see my message and wait to print until you had a fix. Unfortunately I didn'y dry fit all the windows first and that was the last one I went to glue in. So, I will be reprinting all the windows and the building as well. As always, love the work you have done.

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@friesframe

Will trade Lake Michigan boat ride for Superdawg model 😂 (bonus points for the two characters on top being able to be printed separate)

@user_2448033746

Alsi, I created a solution for the five corner posts. I printed five reds strips 4.49mn wide x 0.6mm thick x 52mm long and then glue them to the face of each post. I don’t have a steady hand to paint the face.

@dicksniderjr

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Scooby's Model Set - All Parts

turned out great. have to my nephew for his Hotwheels city and he loved it

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@layrlab

Awesome! I'm glad he loved it!

@Yooa.D

Please let me print the a1mini

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