3D Modeling and Printing of Professor Agasa’s House

Professor Agasa’s house in “Detective Conan” has always been a place I really like. Not only is it the high-tech factory for Professor Agasa and Ai Haibara, but its unique house design and interior decoration are also very impressive. I used Blender to do 3D modeling and rendering from scratch according to the “Detective Conan” setting materials. Then, by researching how to add wall thickness, proper supports, and other physical details to the model, I 3D printed it using Bambu Studio with a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 0.4 nozzle.

This image shows the modeling reference setting diagram I used.

This image shows the 3D Agasa house model after rendering with Cycles.

This image shows the interior decoration of the Agasa house.

This image shows my process of researching 3D printing. I have to say, for large models, the printing process takes a long time and is prone to errors (the “spaghetti” disaster caused by slight shaking), so it’s best to split the model into multiple assemblable parts and print them separately.

This image shows the architectural model of the Agasa house after printing. The left image is the exterior structure, and the right image is the interior decoration.