7B Coffee Drive-Thru - 1:64 Scale Diorama

New coffee drive-thru chains have been popping up everywhere, from Scooter's to Dutch Bros to arguably the most popular chain at the moment 7 Brew. Every time I drive by a 7 Brew, the drive-thru lanes are packed whether it's early in the morning before work or late afternoon. If you haven't been to one, they offer a large menu of drinks including coffee, energy drinks, sodas, and smoothies with options to customize everything, making each drink unique to you. 

One of the most interesting aspects about 7 Brew (to me anyway) is that all of their buildings are modular, pre-fab structures that are built off-site and then shipped to the intended location. This allows all locations to have a similar look, which includes a container-style exterior mixed with brick siding, and a curved rooftop in their royal blue color. Almost all locations have a dual lane drive-thru to maximize the amount of customers. 

• The main building has 2 colors, so I separated the body into 3 pieces so that you can print the bottom piece in a different color and reduce filament waste and keep supports to a minimum. There are still supports but not as much as printing the body whole. 
• I used super glue for the doors and windows, and hot glue for the menu signs and ballasts.
• I printed the grass section with a Hilbert Curve for the Top Surface Pattern for a bit of texture and grass-like look vs. a plain flat surface. 
• The bases are split into 4 main sections that are large and take up most of the build plates. Each base piece also uses 4 colors. I know the P1S printers have a small section on the bottom left corner where you cannot print. So you may need to rearrange the part and prime tower on the plate to be able to print. I do not own a P1S so I cannot test this, but it appears to slice in Bambu Studio. 
• I included the base connectors in the file.
• Assembly guide is included along with the image files of the menu/marketing signs. The filament list is included in the Assembly Guide.

This model came together so quickly starting from the design all the way to printing. I placed this model next to my Dutch Bros model for a little comparison, and I am having so much fun setting up long lines with my diecast cars. And, if you have a 1:64 scale RC car, it is a blast trying to drift and drive around the drive lanes. Check out my social channels for future short videos of some fun RC car craziness. I hope you all enjoy this model as much as I do!