The Maker’s Citadel: Fantasy Castle Book Nook
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Beyond the meadows, the mighty Makers Citadel rises on the cliffs between a series of books. The mighty plastic city towers majestically high among the rocks dwarfing all who arrives to its gates, but still welcomes them. And at the top of the castle yard it grows. The bamboo tree. Whereupon not a single leaf remains, but a printer poop, as a glimmer of hope for new life. For one day the king of Makers shall return. To bring prosperity, unnecessary fidget toys, a bit of fun and happiness to the world.
- The Ingenious Tinkerer
The Maker’s Citadel: Fantasy Castle Book Nook
The Maker’s Citadel is a large fantasy castle book nook designed for bookshelves, display shelves, game rooms, hobby spaces, and 3D printing setups.
Built as a detailed cliffside castle city, the model features layered walls, towers, gates, streets, rooftops, and small hidden details that reward a closer look. It is meant to feel like a grand imaginary fortress rising between your books, a small fantasy world for makers, readers, gamers, and dreamers.
At the top of the citadel stands a small bamboo tree holder. Place a printer poop there to give the model your own personal touch. It adds a bit of humor and maker spirit to an otherwise majestic fantasy display piece. This model was designed for FDM printing and does not require supports.
Features
- Fantasy castle book nook
- Detailed cliffside citadel design
- Designed for FDM printing
- No supports needed
- Streets, rooftops, towers, and small architectural details
- Optional decorative piece holder at the top
- Available in two sizes, including a smaller version for the Bambu Lab A1 Mini
Print Instructions
This is a large and time-consuming print, so I recommend using one of the included premade print profiles. They have been tested and verified.
No supports are needed.
Make sure your build plate is clean before printing. Because of the model’s size, good bed adhesion is important to reduce the risk of warping.
Do not reduce the infill too much. The model contains many levels, cavities, bridges, and internal details that rely on proper infill support.
Assembly
Place a printer poop on top of the bamboo tree holder.
Done.
Sizes
Two premade profiles are included.
- The large version is the intended display size.
- The smaller version is designed to fit on the Bambu Lab A1 Mini.
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You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.
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