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Description:Nutss Animation Studios proudly presents this highly detailed 3D printable model of the French Folly Pavilion, inspired by the historic Le Pavillon at Parc de Bagatelle in Paris, France. Known for our expertise in 3D modeling and animation, we have recreated this ornate architectural gem with precision and artistry.
This model is offered at 1/48 scale (144.5 x 197 x 173.3 mm) and has been carefully split into printable sections for ease of use:
- Roof
- Walls
- Removable wall segment
- Doors
- Window frames
Polycount ranges between 100k and 2 million polygons across individual parts, ensuring both high detail and optimized geometry for 3D printing. The download includes STL and multiple other formats, making it compatible with a wide range of slicers and printers. All models are test printed using SLA resin printers, but they are suitable for FDM and other 3D printing technologies.
The pavilion carries a charming history. Originally serving as a gatehouse at the entrance to Parc de Bagatelle, it was once inhabited by a lady reputed to have owned many cats. Today, the real building is under restoration, and this digital recreation allows enthusiasts to own a piece of architectural heritage. About eight years ago, this folly was recreated in 12th scale, and now it has been reimagined for 3D printing at smaller scales. The model comfortably reduces to 1/144 scale, though very small scales may affect wall thickness.
Nutss Animation Studios specializes in reproducing European 18th and 19th century antiques, with over a decade of experience creating 3D printable models for collectors, tabletop gaming, dioramas, and architectural visualization. This pavilion is royalty‑free for personal and commercial use, with one exception: prints intended for resale as dollhouse models in 12th and 24th scale require permission.
Files included:
- OBJ
- FBX
- ABC
- DAE
- PLY
- STL (3D printable format)
- 3MF (3D printable format)
- BLEND
- MTL
- JSON
- GLB
- USD
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