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Door. This part exists in a 3 mm variant and a 5 mm variant. Only difference is how sturdy they are, but both are really nice. Print laying down. You might want to use a bit of support to keep the holes nice and tidy (though not really required). Since the holes will be standing upright the top part might easily get a bit deformed. Just take a knife and make it a bit rounder – this will make the insertion of the bottom plate look nicer. Layer height isn’t a big deal, but the forward pointing part on the bookrest might be prettier with a lower height. Print without brim. I suggest setting Z-seam alignment to random. Otherwise you will get a line in the middle where you are supposed to insert the figurines.

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