Creepy Halloween Coffin Fairy-House // Creepy Halloween Coffin Little House

We were still missing a child-friendly but spooky little house in the shape of a coffin for our Halloween decorations. It is perfect for two LED tea lights so that the windows are illuminated in the dark for a great atmosphere.

The new Halloween-House for 2025 in the shape of a Witch Cauldron is available in my Club: https://www.**********.com/model/1434974-hexenkessel-hauschen-halloween-fur-led-teelichter

The whole model is available in individual parts so that it is very easy to print without supports and without a special multi-color printer (AMS/MMU). The parts are then simply glued together.

At 100% size, the base plate measures 120 x 100 mm and the entire model is approx. 20 cm high. LED tea lights up to 42 mm in diameter fit into the house. My personal favorite with enough brightness and timer: https://amzn.to/3GJbT8i

You can of course enlarge and scale upwards as you wish, but you should not print smaller than 80% because of the tolerances!

Recommendations for printing: For optimal results, I recommend the following settings. My GCODES are set up accordingly - 2 outlines - 0.1 mm layer height - 0.4 mm nozzle - 10% infill

Colors used for my example: Of course, you can work with all other color combinations and let your creativity run wild - Black - Dark gray - Purple (lavender) - Silver - Khaki brown - Dark brown - Transparent - Gold

Further notes for the print: The base plate can also be given a fuzzy skin to make it look more like dried-out wood. The upper surface of the window panes and the roof elements is ironed. The door, the top of the roof and the tombstone have a color change during printing to make the hinges and the door handle, or the text, stand out. This is also possible for the eyes and teeth of the bats.

Assembly: Illustrated instructions for assembly can also be downloaded as a PDF file.

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We were still missing a child-friendly but spooky little house in the shape of a coffin for our Halloween decorations. It is a perfect fit for two LED tea lights so that the windows are illuminated in the dark for a great atmosphere.

The new little house for 2025 in the shape of a witch's cauldron is available here in my Club: https://www.**********.com/model/1434974-hexenkessel-hauschen-halloween-fur-led-teelichter

The entire model is available in individual parts, making it very easy to print without supports and without a special multi-color printer (AMS/MMU). The parts are then simply glued together.

At 100% size, the base plate measures 120 x 100 mm and the entire model is approx. 20 cm high. LED tea lights up to 42 mm in diameter fit into the house. My personal favorite with enough brightness and a timer: https://amzn.to/3GJbT8i You can of course enlarge and scale it upwards as much as you like, but you should not print it smaller than 80% due to tolerances!

Recommendations for printing: For optimal results, I recommend the following settings. My GCODEs are set up accordingly - 2 walls - 0.1 mm layer height - 0.4 mm nozzle - 10% infill

Colors used for my example: Of course, you can work with all other color combinations and let your creativity run wild - Black - Dark gray - Purple (lavender) - Silver - Khaki brown - Dark brown - Transparent - Gold

Further notes for the print: The base plate can also be given a fuzzy skin to make it look more like dried-out wood. The upper surface of the window panes and the roof elements is ironed. The door, the top of the roof, and the tombstone have a color change during printing to make the hinges and the door handle, or the text, stand out. This is also possible for the eyes and teeth of the bats.

Assembly: Illustrated instructions for assembly can also be downloaded as a PDF file.