August 31, 2025
Description
This is an interesting and unique model. It looks like an owl, however, this owl will take you to Hogwarts abord the Hogwarts Express and you will meet magical creatures.
There is a bat, a phoenix, a lighting bolt, an owl sitting in a moon crescent (so no werewolf), another owl, mountains, a school of magic, a dragon, the forbiden forrest, the train to get to the school on its famous railroad, a deer (might be James, or Harry's Patronus, your guess), a doe (might symbolise Lily, or Snape's patronus), two hare and a whomping willow.
You will need to print the pieces you want in your scenery. This model gives you the flexibility of choosing which panels you want to print. Therefore, you can choose the order in which you put them when you assemble. I would strongly suggest to print each panel with a different colour, so have fun and be creative. Print separetaly at the desire thickness, I would suggest to print it thin enough and at 100% infill (or close). If you have some kind of PLA wood composite, or if you can print it directly on real wood, I think it would be an excellent idea, make sure to show me the result.
For three of the pieces, those at the back, you can choose if you want a hole in it or not. One hole on the back panel is to mount it on a wall with a nail. The others holes are to install a string of small led lights. You don't have to put it on a wall, you could also just let it stand on your desk. Or you can put strong tape and still put it on the wall.
Once you have print all your desired panels (there is a contour include if you want more spacing in between panels), you will have to organise them in the desired order (the numbers indicate the suggested order) and them glue the panels together.
The 3D effect is beautiful with the different panels and allow you to gaze inside this scenery.
I let the SVG files I used for this model if you want to have fun.
If you do remix this model, please let me know. I love this concept and believe it has a lot of potential, so let's create more beautiful scenery. And don’t hesitate to use other animals as the general shape.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives