A Little Piece of Norwalk

3D Print the Creamery.

Bring our historic landmark to your own workbench. Print the building, add its four roofs and iconic smokestack, and make the Creamery your own.

Download All STL Files Free download · 6 STL files + assembly guide · ZIP, 2.3 MB

Printed Creamery miniature with a red brick building and smokestack, silver roofs, dormers and cupola — Printed example in red and silver. Choose your own filament colors.

6 piecesBuilding, four roofs & smokestack

226 × 158 × 113 mmApproximate assembled size

STL · millimetersImport at 100% scale

The Complete Kit

All the pieces. One local landmark.

Print one of each file. Download the complete ZIP above, or pick individual parts below.

01Building & baseThe building shell, windows, sign, and L-shaped foundation.STL · 8.7 MB 02Main roofThe long hipped roof, including its dormers and cupola.STL · 348 KB 03Boiler room roofThe larger rectangular flat roof.STL · 45 KB 04Office roofThe shorter rectangular flat roof.STL · 45 KB 05West annex roofThe narrow roof for the end annex.STL · 42 KB 06SmokestackThe tall tapered stack with a locating socket underneath.STL · 3.6 MB

Download the printing & assembly guide (TXT) ↓

From File to Finished Miniature

Print it. Fit it. Make it yours.

1. Prepare your plates

Open the STL files in your slicer using millimeters and 100% scale. Center each part and place it on the bed. Keep the building’s base flat, roof undersides down, and smokestack upright with its socket down.

The building needs about 226 × 158 mm of bed space, plus room for a brim. If you resize it, scale every part by the same percentage and check the small details in your slicer.

2. Use a stable setup

The original setup used PLA, a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.16 mm layers, 3 walls, and 12% gyroid infill. Supports were off. Adapt these starting points to your own printer and material.

Use a 6 mm brim for the building and 3 mm for the roofs. For the tall smokestack, use a wide 12 mm brim and slower speeds to help it stay steady.

3. Assemble gently

Let the pieces cool, then remove brims and loose strings. Match the four roof shapes to their building sections and align the underside sockets with the locating pegs.

Fit the smokestack onto its footing peg beside the boiler room. Dry-fit everything first; lightly clean tight sockets rather than forcing them. The roofs can remain removable.

Help keep the real story going.

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