Sinkhole City was an idea in search of a project. I wanted to design 3D-printed building facades and some 'snap-fit' windows as a test for later projects. I've worked a lot with Outland Model's kits, and I have no complaints. However, the windows are moulded into the walls, requiring a great deal of masking and painting. I have 3D-printed windows for styrene walls in the past, and that has worked well, but I hadn't designed walls and windows that were perfectly sized for one another. I decided to make some building flats, and I needed a diorama to go with it! I originally planned to use this diorama as an entry for an Instagram-hosted building challenge, but I ran at a time, so here we are!
In addition, I am grateful for the positive support I've received, and I've had several inquiries about sharing some of my 3D files. I'm happy to announce that I have created a myminifactory.com creator account and uploaded STL files for each building for people to use, rework, and distribute as they see fit.
You can download the files here: www.myminifact...
Thanks for watching - I'm looking forward to the next project!
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