Christmas Village - 4 Houses for LED Tealights

A snow-covered Christmas market in a Hanseatic/Alpine style. Each of the four houses gets its own LED tealight and glows warmly through windows, arcades and even through the dials of the town hall clock. Everything is printed in white filament; the light does the rest.   The houses Town hall: arcade, dormers and an onion-dome tower. The three clock faces have an open hour ring that glows from inside. Stepped-gable house: brick look with pinnacles on the steps, a large shop window and a chimney. Bell-gable bakery: curved gable, round gable window, pretzel sign and a large arched shop window. Half-timbered house: heart window in the door, shutters, dormers and a chimney. The base plate Market square with a big Christmas tree and a frozen pond Snowman made of three round snowballs, with hat, carrot nose, eyes and buttons 5 lanterns and snowy paths Snow-laden fir trees standing in little snow drifts A matching recess for every house. The houses stand slightly turned, like in a real old town. Dimensions Town hall: 74 × 55 × 170 mm Stepped-gable house: 51 × 57 × 122 mm Bell-gable bakery: 49 × 55 × 109 mm Half-timbered house: 62 × 53 × 84 mm Base plate: 244 × 244 mm, 122 mm tall including trees Assembled: 179 mm tall Requires a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume, e.g. Bambu Lab P1S, X1 or P1P. Lighting 4 standard LED tealights, one per house (Ø 38 mm, up to 48 mm tall including the flame) The base has a pocket for each house, Ø 40 × 4 mm. The houses sit 3 mm deep in their recesses, with 0.35 mm clearance. Lift a house to switch its light on. Remote-controlled tealights make it even easier. Assembly Put the tealights into the pockets of the base plate and switch them on. Set each house into its recess. The shape of the recess shows which house goes where.