Death Mountain - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time

🌋 🔥 Death Mountain
 

This model was made by Dany Sánchez.

Death Mountain is a location in many games of The Legend of Zelda, typically an active volcano and home of the Gorons, a rock-eating, mountain-dwelling race of peaceful people. 

This model inspired by its appearance in Ocarina of Time is full of stunning details, from the ledge where link throws the bomb flower to open Dodongo's Cavern, to the Trail leading all the way up to the Crater, where the entrance to the Fire Temple is visible!

This is a large location on the game, so this model is quite big. A split version with 3 parts is included so that it may fit your printer. Feel free to play with scales or cutting it yourself.

This model is in the same scale and fits with other ones such as Kakariko Village, Graveyard & Hyrule Castle. We also have more Ocarina of Time locations with the goal of completing the whole overworld (and some dungeons)!

At MiniWorld3D we are Zelda fans and are so happy to bring this special model to you. It was created from scratch by hand and brain to ensure printability.  Please give credit, it's all about spreading culture! 

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Photo credits:  dude2k5, l.boa81 and others.

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Printing Settings

Suggested parameters:

Perimeters: 2
Top layers: 3
Infill: as low as 10%

No supports needed. 

The smoke cloud can be printed separately and flat on the print bed, you may assemble it floating over the crater with wires or however you like.

This model is in the same scale and fits with other ones such as Kakariko Village, but something underneath Death Mountain is needed to achieve the correct height so that the trail connecting them lines up.

The Legend of Zelda is a video game franchise by Nintendo. The Legend of Zelda Characters, Names And Related Indicia Are Trademarks Of And © 1986 – 2023 Nintendo. Nintendo properties are trademarks of Nintendo. This model is a non-profit, fan work modeled from scratch based on the resemblance of the real game location. No trademark infringement is intended.