a Little Chicken Coop
This little chicken coop can be printed as part of a little Zen Garden (Little fence tray included with this print), or you could use your own tray.
I've used fine-grain sand in my photo, but you could print them as standalone items.
• Features •
🐔Quick and easy print
🐔Parts slot together, glue required for extra stability
🐔AMS, Multi-nozzle, and Non-AMS friendly options available
🐔Minimal supports
🐔Set up provided to edit the text to create your own sign
• Included Assets •
- A chicken coop including ramp - split based on colour, which includes the wooden frame, and the ramp is included in the frame. Once off the plate, the ramp will rotate down to create the angle it needs to rest on the floor/sand. Red walls drop in, and wooden window frames just pop in the sides.
-Two chickens. One standing and one sitting.
-A wooden crate. including a little nest for the chicken to sit on and keep her egg warm.
-A Bag of Chicken Feed. Those chickens get hungry.
-A Rake. Great for raking the sand.
-A Tray. If you don't already have a tray, I've included an optional printable picket fence tray.
-Coop Sign. I've included one premade sign and one customisable sign.
- Extras - Small fence piece panels if you prefer not to print the tray or use sand, but want to set up a little scene.
• Custom Signs
If you need help editing the text, I have a guide here: Editing Text Guide (click here)
• Print details •
- Labelled .3MF file, making it easy to print the parts you need
- All STLs provided
- Tested with layer height 0.20, but for less noticeable and smoother layer lines, use 0.12.
- Minimal supports are needed around the tops of the windows; they snap off easily to minimise cleanup.
If you choose to scale any of these models, this may introduce extra supports.
• For AMS and Multi-nozzle Users •
- Within the STLs parts are easy to select and use the fill paint tool, (1 click). If you prefer to use filament rather than paint pens for any of the small details like the eyes, beaks and foot pads, then use my "1 click" guide to colour the features Fill Colour guide (click here)
• For Non-AMS Users •
- You can print in a single colour and use an alicyclic paint pen. A guide can be found in my "A Guide to Acrylic Paint Pens" (click here)
⭐Any issues or support, please message me ⭐
Comments (1)
absolutely amazing work as always these are so so cool
