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Oblivion Imperial City Diorama

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0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.12mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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52.6 h
12 plates

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Description

 

“By Azura, by Azura, by Azura! It’s the Imperial City… brought to life in glorious detail!”

I stood there, absolutely speechless, gazing upon the White-Gold Tower rising proudly above the heart of Tamriel. The bustling districts, the towering walls, the bridges spanning the canals — every stone looked as though it had been carved by the Divines themselves. I could almost hear the merchants calling from the Market District, the clatter of gladiators’ boots in the Arena, and the distant bells echoing across Lake Rumare.

 

This Imperial City diorama captures the majesty of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with stunning craftsmanship and cinematic scale. From the radiant White-Gold Tower at the center to the distinct surrounding districts, every section has been carefully designed to recreate the legendary capital in miniature form. Whether displayed as a centerpiece for a collection, used in tabletop adventures, or admired by fellow Elder Scrolls fans, this build is a tribute to one of gaming’s most iconic cities.

Features

  • White-Gold Tower centerpiece towering above the city just as it does in-game.
  • Modular district design for easier 3D printing, assembly, and customization.
  • Detailed architecture inspired directly by Oblivion’s Imperial City districts and walls.
  • Display-ready layout perfect for collectors, gamers, and fantasy enthusiasts.
  • Designed for 3D printing with practical segmentation for smoother printing and painting. 

     

 Note - There may be excess stringing on a few district buildings such as the center building in the Arboretum District and the taller buildings with support columns. I avoided supports inside each district model and just used cutters and tweezers to clean up the minor stringing. If you have a better print profile with better tuned bridging and overhang settings feel free to post it! 

 

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