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Covered hay rack with a plain tile roof

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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3 plates
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Description

This covered hay rack combines traditional farm aesthetics with a functional and realistic design. The roof consists of plain tiles inspired by classic European clay tiles, giving the model an authentic and rustic look.

 

The hay rack is available in two wall design variants: 

  1. Half-height walls on all sides for a robust, closed appearance.
  2. And then there are the half-height walls made of narrower wooden planks, which create a lighter and more open appearance while still protecting the hay.

Both versions feature a roof that keeps the hay dry and protects it from wind and rain.

 

This model is ideal for:

  • Farm and stable dioramas
  • Horse and livestock scenes
  • Rural or country exhibitions
  • Decorative or scale farm models

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Please support my model with a boost, as it is the first model I have created entirely on my own.

The model was designed with 3D printing in mind and focuses on clean geometry, realistic proportions and a visually appealing roof structure that really stands out after printing.

Whether as a display piece or part of a larger farm layout, this hay rack adds authentic character and detail to any rural scene.

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