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Generated exterior overview of the eight Bock und Teich house and workshop modules, development revision v0.5.

Generated exterior study · v0.5. The images show this labelled revision, not a print-tested kit.

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Bock and Teich Roadside Houses

Revision 0.6

Eight interpreted Bock und Teich roadside building modules generated from one source in N, TT and H0; current working revision v0.6.

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Generated roof-off view of the Bock und Teich v0.5 building modules and their interior compartments.
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Model details

Architecture collection · N, TT and H0 · Revision v0.6 · In development

A small roadside settlement built as individual modules.

Eight interpreted house and outbuilding modules represent the roadside character around Bock und Teich. The set is based on incomplete regional evidence and should not be treated as an exact restoration of named addresses.

Current revision

v0.6 generates N 1:160, TT 1:120 and H0 1:87 from a common architectural source. It adds slate courses, timber boards, stone plinths, recessed doors, window detail, gutters, downpipes, mitred corners, guided foundations and interpreted interiors. There are 75 production parts per scale.

Print approach

  • 0.2 mm nozzle is the starting assumption for fine N-scale detail
  • 0.20 mm first layer
  • 0.00 mm brim-object gap when using a brim
  • Print facade panels flat with the plain inside face on the bed

Verification status

All 225 production STLs passed digital geometry, bed-contact and assembly-overlap checks. No physical print of v0.6 has been observed. The scale profiles are starting points rather than certified printer limits.

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