Meadow Bunnies Diorama

Meadow Bunnies Diorama

Description

Designed using a combination of Fusion 360 (for precision modeling) and Blender (for shaping and detailing).

Step into a quiet little world where the meadow is always calm, and the bunnies are never far from home.

This storybook-style meadow scene is designed as a modular 3D-printable display, featuring a soft, grassy base, cozy burrow elements, and simple wooden accessories that bring the environment to life. Every piece is intentionally kept clean, chunky, and printer-friendly, making it easy to print while still capturing that warm, whimsical feel.

Since this is your build, feel free to use any filament colors you prefer and print only the accessories you like. There are plenty of options included—mix and match to create a setup that fits your style.

Featuring The Little Meadow Bunnies

Clover – the Carrot Bunny – Pastel Mint
The garden helper. Always nibbling the harvest.

Pippin – the Egg Bunny – Pastel Ice
The curious egg finder.

Bramble – the Egg Basket Bunny – Army Beige
The organized one, collecting eggs.

Willow – the Empty Basket Bunny – Matte Periwinkle
Still searching for eggs.

Hazel – the Sign Bunny – Matte Peach
The greeter of the bunny village.

Honey – the Teddy Bear Bunny – Pastel Banana
The cuddly one who carries her favorite plushy everywhere.

Available Accessories

• Arched entrance sign with “Meadow Bunnies” text
• Direction signposts (2 styles)
• Lantern (tea light compatible)
• Meadow footbridge
• Clover patch bases
• Simple shrubs/plants
• Carrot patch
• Wooden bench
• Mini egg assortment (5 styles)
• Mini egg nest
• Mini egg wagon
• Fence sections
• Bunny burrow with door, windows, and stoop components (tea light compatible)

Little Meadow Bunnies - SHORT STORY: 

Read more about the Meadow Bunnies, click here.

The design avoids fragile details and instead uses smooth shapes, embossed features, and subtle textures to create depth.

If you build it, I’d love to see your version—there’s a lot of room to make this your own meadow

Features

• Cute meadow theme with bunny burrow environment
• Simple, print-friendly geometry (no thin or fragile parts)
• Modular accessories (bench, wagon, signpost, lantern, etc.)
• Designed as separate components for easy printing & assembly
• Compatible with LED tea lights for soft ambient glow

Print Recommendations

• Optimized for FDM printing
• Works great with 0.2mm layer height
• Use fuzzy skin on ground pieces for a natural grass effect
• Material: PLA, PLA+, PETG
• Layer Height: 0.2, 0.16 mm for a finer finish)
• Walls: 4–5 perimeters
• Infill: 10% (Gyroid)
• Supports: as required

Assembly

Mix and match elements to create your own meadow layout. Some parts are designed to be glued into recessed pockets (doors, windows, accessories)

Lantern

Using a few drops of CA Glue, assemble as shown.

Wagon

Using a few drops of CA Glue, assemble as shown.

Note: Wheels are not meant to rotate.

Meadow Sign

Using a few drops of CA Glue, assemble as shown.

Burrow

Using a few drops of CA Glue, assemble as shown.

1. Attach Window Inserts

Glue the window “glass” pieces to the window frames.

1. Attach Door Insert 

Glue the door “glass” piece to the door.

1. Install Windows

Apply glue to the window recesses in the burrow (as shown in the image), then insert each window frame from the inside outward.

1. Mount Burrow to Base 

Place the door loosely in the opening, then glue the burrow onto the base.

1. Secure Door & Stoop 

Position the door correctly and apply glue between the door’s porch (stoop) and the base to secure it in place.

Little Meadow Bunnies Bedtime Story

Spring arrives quietly in the meadow.

First, the frost fades, then the soil warms, and finally, the small white clover flowers begin to dot the grass like tiny stars. At the edge of that meadow sits a burrow where six little bunnies live together. Around the meadow, they are known as The Little Meadow Bunnies.

Each one has an important job when Easter time comes.

Clover is the gardener of the group. Clover spends the early mornings in the soft soil rows, checking the carrots and making sure the sweetest one is ready for the celebration. 

Clover is proud of the carrot patch and always carries the best carrot around as a reminder of the meadow’s harvest.

Pippin is the explorer. While Clover works in the garden, Pippin hops through the tall grass searching for colorful eggs hidden all around the meadow. Pippin has the sharpest eyes and is usually the first to shout, “I found one!”

Once the eggs are discovered, Bramble carefully gathers them. Bramble carries the big basket and makes sure every egg is safe and snug. Bramble walks slowly and steadily so none of the eggs bump or roll away.

Not every egg is found right away, though. That is where Willow comes in. Willow carries an empty basket and patiently searches the quiet corners of the meadow. Under flowers, beside stones, and behind tree roots — Willow almost always finds the eggs that everyone else misses.

Near the path that leads into the meadow stands Hazel. Hazel holds the welcome sign and greets visitors who come to see the spring celebration. When the wind blows through the clover fields, Hazel’s sign gently sways as if waving hello.

And finally, there is Honey.

Honey may not carry eggs or baskets, but Honey carries something just as important — a small teddy bear that has traveled through many seasons in the meadow. Whenever one of the bunnies feels tired after a long day of preparing for Easter, Honey is always there with a warm hug and a soft smile.

Together, they prepare the meadow every spring.

Clover grows the carrots.
Pippin finds the eggs.
Bramble gathers them safely.
Willow searches for the last hidden treasures.
Hazel welcomes everyone who visits.
And Honey reminds them that the best part of the meadow is sharing it with friends.

When the morning sun rises on Easter day, the meadow is ready.

And somewhere among the flowers and tall grass, the Little Meadow Bunnies are already hopping happily through the spring air.