Bengasi, Libya - 3D Miniature

3D printable topographic miniature of Bengasi - 🇱🇾 Libya

Capture the beauty of Bengasi 's city landscape with this topographic miniature! This 3D model represents the geographic area around the geo coordinates 32.104, 20.078 (LatLng) .

It is scaled down from a geographic area of around 5.627 km x 5.598 km to a 3D printable miniature in the dimensions of 200.0 mm x 200.0 mm . The scale from the geographic area (31.501 sq km) to the miniature is approximately ~28134:1 .

The terrain is modeled from geographic data for realistic terrain representation. Ideal for educational purposes, architectural visualization, or as a decorative piece.

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Included Frames:

- Dimensions of 220.20 x 220.20 x 9.50 mm, text Engraving "Bengasi" with hanging holes

- Dimensions of 208.20 x 208.20 x 9.00 mm, no text engraving with hanging holes

- Dimensions of 220.20 x 220.20 x 9.00 mm, no text engraving with hanging holes

- Dimensions of 220.20 x 220.20 x 9.50 mm, text Engraving "Benghazi" with hanging holes

- Dimensions of 220.20 x 220.20 x 9.50 mm, text Engraving "بنغازي" with hanging holes

Recommended Print Settings:

- The provided print profiles provide specific (multicolor & single color) settings for the Miniature and the appropriate frame(s).

- The print profile includes two highly specialized print profiles "classic" and "arachne". For optimal results, use "arachne" (note: expect long slicing times).

Assembly:

- Gently put the miniature into the frame. Depending on your printer's calibration, that should be enough to hold the miniature.

- If in doubt, use some super glue. For PLA, I use this glue* (thick variant). I experienced best results with glue that contains Ethyl-2-cyanacrylat.

- Hanging Holes: My frames always have a hole pattern divisible by 10 mm - for this miniature's size the "Hanging Hole Distance" results in 80 mm between holes.

Contains information from OpenStreetMap, which is made available here under the Open Database License (ODbL) .

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