Little Cities - Petrol Station and Car Wash

New little cities release. The Petrol Station and Car Wash.

Little Cities is the start of a new 3D Printable toy series where miniature buildings and vehicles are stored within a purpose designed case until ready for play. Once play begins simply unfold the case and attach the miniature buildings to the outside of the case to create a mini play set. Each case will be themed with mini vehicles to print as well.

This one is the Petrol Station and car Wash!!!

Note - This is not a MMU print. Simply print the parts in the appropriate colours and glue them together.

To see how to carry out filament changes mid-print, please refer to the link below.
https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/color-change_1687

As this is part of a series I will design other themed cities, the bonus being is the cases will interlock, thus creating a bigger play-set. The roads will run in sync too.

Check out my profile page to see other Little City releases..

Please note some of the parts may cause a choking hazard, so these 3D printed toys are not recommend for children under the age of 6.

If you want to stay up to date with this series and or perhaps interested in other projects I am working on, please check out my instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/neil3dprints/?hl=en

Happy printing. :-)

Print instructions

This is not a MMU print. Simply print the parts and assemble them together.

To see how to carry out filament changes mid-print, please refer to the link below.
https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/color-change_1687

Please refer to the images for assembly instructions.

The case I printed at 0.2mm layer height and 0.15mm for all other parts.
Refer to the file names to see if colour changes (CC) are required and for what layer heights to apply the colour changes.

The pick up truck wheels print in one. Be patient and gentle to loosen them so they can turn. Also use a little glue to attach the pick up truck together while ensuring the wheels still turn.

Please refer to the images for assembly. Pay special attention for how to detach the hairy lion brushes. For the hairy lion brushes I used a small rubber mallet and lightly hammered the little tube within the hairy lion tube. It does take a little force to do this. But once done, it should have detached the hairs from the outer shell and allows you to simply pull the hairy brush from the bottom.

Any questions or queries just send me a message and I will get back to you when I can.

If you want to stay up to date with this series and or perhaps interested in other projects I am working on, please check out my instagram.

https://www.instagram.com/neil3dprints/?hl=en

Happy printing. :-)