Bob's Burgers Restaurant Building Full Interior

Bob's Burgers Restaurant — Full Building with Detailed Interior   A fan-made tribute build of everyone's favorite burger joint — a two-story storefront with a fully furnished restaurant inside. The upper floor and roof lift off so you can see the whole dining room: counter with swiveling-look stools, three booths, ketchup and mustard caddies with napkin holders, the "Burger of the Day" chalkboard, the price board, the restroom door, and the back-of-house kitchen with sink, coffee maker, fridge/cabinets, cash register, and the swinging porthole door. Outside you get the classic yellow bay windows and cornice, the illuminated burger blade sign that hangs off the corner, the sidewalk base, and a back wall with the fire escape balcony, ladder, and chimney.   Video Of Build     ### ⚠️ READ THIS FIRST  This Build Takes Patience I want to be straight with you: **this is not a quick print.** - The build isn't perfect. Some parts need a little coaxing,  or a dab of glue to sit right. If you go slow and take your time, it comes  together great. If you rush it, you'll get frustrated.  **There are a LOT of tiny parts.** Interior props, condiment bottles,  stools, trim, window frames  lots of small pieces to print, clean up,  and place. **The small parts need a 0.2 mm nozzle.** The detail simply will not  resolve on a 0.4. The main shell and walls print fine at 0.4, but the  little stuff needs the smaller nozzle to look right.   Treat it as a project, not a one-nighter, and you'll end up with something you're proud to put on the shelf.   ### Specs - **Finished size:** ~9" tall x ~7" wide - **Material:** standard PLA (nothing exotic needed) - **Printed on:** Bambu Lab H2C - **Signs & menus:** printed on standard sticker paper with a regular  inkjet printer, then trimmed and applied  that's how the Burger of the  Day chalkboard, the price board, and the restroom sign are done - **Multicolor:** printed in both solid color parts and AMS - **Supports:** minimal, but check orientation on the window frames and  the hanging sign bracket   ### Tips - Print the shell and floors first dry fit before you commit to gluing. - Do all the tiny interior props in one 0.2 nozzle batch so you're not  swapping nozzles back and forth. Unless you have an H2C - For the signs, print the artwork on sticker paper with an inkjet, let the  ink dry fully, cut just inside the border, and burnish it down with a  fingernail so the edges don't lift. - Take your time on the yellow window frames they're the piece everyone  looks at first. --- Made as a non-commercial fan tribute. Bob's Burgers and all related characters/designs belong to their respective owners. For personal use only. If you build one, post a make I'd love to see it. 🍔If you build one, post a make  I'd love to see it. 🍔