Modular 1:24 Dolls’ House - Two-Storey Cottage (No Supports)
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A two-storey cottage that prints flat with no supports and slots together without glue. Sized for 7.5 cm play figures.
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A dolls’ house with open back for easy play: brick pillars, fixed sash effect windows, a working front door, a tiled roof with an open back, and stairs and a ladder between floors.
Figure is Playmobil and provided as a size guide only.
Every part prints flat on the bed with no supports. Walls slot into the floors, and the pillars stack with pegs so the storeys line up. It stays together without glue, but you can glue it if you want it permanent and more robust - I prefer to use a little melted PLA as glue using a 3D pen, as introducing glues can impact the safety of children's toys .
It’s the first building in a modular system - more are on the way using the same and similar parts. Easy to extend upwards if you want more floors, or skip a floor for a small bungalow.
Features
Two storeys plus an attic, open at the back for play
Sized for 7.5 cm play figures
No supports, no glue needed (but it will be stronger with)
Front door opens
Window frames, door and steps print separately, so you can use different colours
Brick-textured pillars and tiled roof
Stairs to the first floor, ladder to the attic
Print settings
Made with a 0.8 mm nozzle and 0.4 mm layers, except the print-in-place door, which uses a 0.4 nozzle and 0.2mm layers. A 0.4 mm nozzle would work for everything, but it would just take longer.
No supports
Infill: lightning
Every part is designed to print flat
Fits are designed with 0.1 mm clearance. If your printer runs tight, sand them lightly
Parts
35 parts in total. Approximate print time 10 hours (with 0.8 nozzle), filament 820 g.
Assembly
Push the walls into their pillars, taking care to push them as far in as they can go.
Press the wall-pillars into their respective floors.
Add the pegs to the pillar tops, then stack the upper storey.
Fit the attic floor and gables.
Roof: slide the open-back panel into the gable slots from slightly above, then down toward the eave. Then fit the front panel, which locks it in place.
Filament used
PLA basic Lilac walls, PLA basic white windows and door, grey stone-effect PLA pillars, dark grey rewoked PLA roof.
AI Usage
AI was used for checking geometry and tidying, but otherwise all human design.
Safety
Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. It's your responsibility to safety test your makes.