Church with campanary in N gauge
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Church in 3D modified from an existing project. It consists of the church itself, which has a detailed interior as well as an event hall, the priest's dwelling, and a grotto. This has a platform to which a female figure can be added as a virgin.

The scale is 1:150 which makes it suitable for electric model trains in N scale. The 3D model includes: church, windows, doors, benches, grotto, base and accessories. It is made up of several STL files.

Characteristics:

Overall dimensions:

Base measurements: 22.6 x 19.6 cm.
temple measurements: 19.6 x 18 x 10 cm.

Two versions of the structure of the church in STL: complete (to print everything directly) or in plates to assemble (parts 1 and 2). Print only one version.

The base has holes to apply lighting.

Optimized for all printers from 20 x 20 cm. In the case of the church structure, the plate version must be printed.

The categories of each piece are in different STL files.

In the full version of the church structure it should be printed with supports, the same for the bell and the windows.

Recommended colors: Structure in white, roofs in green, doors and accessories in brown, windows and main doors in gray as well as the base, hood in yellow or gold.

Although the holes are designed for the correct insertion of windows and doors, the highest quality should still be used to print the latter, and the holes may need to be sanded or polished.

It does not include glass transparency, it is suggested to use mica or acetate.

Glue should be used to attach church windows and fixtures, preferably UHU.

UPDATE: in this new version the confessional has been separated from the structure (now it goes with the accessories), and some tolerances have been improved.

UPDATE 11-28-2021: additional STL is added to the base and with it, the church can be printed on all printers from 20x20 cm.

3D PRINTING PARAMETERS
Extrusion temperature: 195-200º
Material: Any, but preferably PLA
Bed temperature: 55-60º
Does it require support?: No, only in the full version of the church structure