New Routemaster London Double Decker Bus STL 3D Print Model
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The New Routemaster is the iconic modern London double-decker bus, introduced in 2012 as a hybrid successor to the original Routemaster, and this highly detailed 3D model captures its distinctive silhouette, open rear platform, wraparound staircase, full interior with seating on both decks, driver cab, and wheel details.
$ 10,00 Original price was: $ 10,00.$ 7,00Current price is: $ 7,00.
Description
The New Routemaster is the iconic modern London double-decker bus, introduced in 2012 as a hybrid successor to the original Routemaster, and this highly detailed 3D model captures its distinctive silhouette, open rear platform, wraparound staircase, full interior with seating on both decks, driver cab, and wheel details. The model is provided in two versions: one with open window frames showing the full interior, and a windowed/lights closed-body variant ideal for exterior-focused prints. Suitable for scale display models, dioramas, and tabletop scenes, it is delivered in STL format ready for slicing. All major views — front, rear, sides, top, and diagonal — are included for reference.
Print settings
FDM printing is recommended for larger scale builds (1:50 or bigger), while resin printing is ideal for capturing the fine interior seat and handrail details. Print the main body upright or at a slight angle with supports on the underside of overhangs, window frames, and the open rear platform area. An infill of 20–30% is sufficient for structural integrity; use 2–3 perimeter walls for clean exterior surfaces. PLA or PETG work well for the body; for the windowed version, consider printing glazing parts in transparent resin or clear PETG.
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