Props & Terrain STL Download - Fallout Vault Dioramaby Eskimo Pie

In this striking Fallout Vault Diorama, the remnants of civilization clash with nature's relentless takeover. The Overseer’s office stands eerily abandoned, its door sign still flickering with purpose, yet the seat of power is empty—claimed by the mutated flora that now thrive unchecked. Vines twist around railings, creeping toward the glowing SECURITY entrance, as if challenging whatever authority remains. The cool blue walls and yellow stripe—once symbols of stability—are now mere backdrops to the chaos. A testament to survival, mutation, and the unpredictable beauty of decay.Assembly: Begin with the wall panels on the security wall side and the floor. Assemble the wall parts first before installing the second floor walkway. Fully assemble the walkway before installation. The couch and desk chair are two pieces each. Use the pictures to aid in assembly. Arrange how you'd like. There are a total of 40+ parts.https://youtube.com/shorts/tZuXMbKV5Ts?si=Hh5cnHgWONRRPFfI3D printing settings:Resolution: 0.08mm to 0.2mmInfill: 18% - GyroidSupport: Yes, Tree.Outer Wall Speed: 50mm/sBrim: Optional, use your best judgement. Recommend at least using a skirt for flow.Certain parts are multicolored and can be printed on Filament change by layer height as well. The handles on the desk will need painted if multi-color printing isn't available. Crushed Vault Dweller will appear to be crushed from behind if legs are towards you and will appear crushed from the front if put in opposite direction. Also, the "Overseer" and "Security" door signs have slots in the back of the main body so flickering LED lights can be added. If you can airbrush you can get better results. The floor and door signs writing should be printed multicolor against the bed, hand painted, or alternatively you can use printable sticky clear vinyl sticker sheet to print it and stick it on.