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Level Crossing with Barriers for Brio/Ikea

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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6 plates

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Bring your wooden trains to life with this functional level crossing with barriers, designed to be fully compatible with systems like Brio, Ikea Lillabo and similar.

This model is designed to add realism, play, and detail to any children's railway circuit or wooden train collection. Its design allows for easy printing and quick assembly, ideal for both beginners and experienced makers.

✔ Compatible with Brio / Ikea tracks
✔ Modular and easy-to-print design
✔ Ideal for painting and customizing
✔ Perfect for models and educational games

🚧 Includes barriers, base, and complete structure to recreate a realistic railway scene.

💡 Tip: print it in colors or paint it to achieve a much more attractive result and increase the realism of the set.

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