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Airport Sign | Departures 3d model
Airport Sign | Departures 3d model
Airport Sign | Departures 3d model
Airport Sign | Departures 3d model
Airport Sign | Departures 3d model

Airport Sign | Departures

Bring the excitement of the terminal home with this 3D printable Airport Departure Sign. Whether you’re an aviation geek, a frequent flyer, or just looking for a sleek piece of modern wall art, this sign captures the iconic aesthetic of international travel.

Get the clock attachment here.

Key Features:

International Vibe: The design features multilingual text options, including English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, for an authentic airport feel.

Snap-Together Assembly: No messy glue or external hardware required. Every part is engineered to snap together perfectly for a clean, professional finish.

Versatile Mounting: Includes built-in keyholes in the frame, making it incredibly easy to wall mount. It also looks fantastic sitting on a desk or shelf.

Step-by-Step PDF Instructions: A detailed guide is included in the download to walk you through the assembly process.

Community Makes (1)
Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print.  My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white.  I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do.
Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print.  My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white.  I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do.


Community Makes (1)
Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print.  My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white.  I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do.
Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print.  My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white.  I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do.

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Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print. My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white. I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do.
Once I was able to extract the STL's from the 3MF, I was able to print.  My print method was to print the embossed sign in black, then print the plane frame and line in yellow, and the lettering (individually) in white.  I am not sure if this is how it is intended to be printed, but that's what I had to do. 3d model
PrinterPrusa MK4S
MaterialPLA
SupportsNone
BrimNo
MulticolorFilament Swap
Gadget L
gadgetlust

OK, just to be sure, there are 14 parts that each should be exported and individually printed correct?

Thank you.

Soup O
Soup.Objects

Both the signs (with and without arrow) contains 3 parts and then the frame and connector pieces for a total of 14 yes. The files have been updated with the STL version of each part to make things easier for you though as well

Gadget L
gadgetlust

I've uploaded my make, which I am happy with. It would be nice to have another version that allows for the sign to be printed using the m600 filament swap by layer. Right now, with the embossed portions of the sign, I am not sure how I can do that except to print parts separately and glue or hand press them together. Despite that, I really like this, given 20 years of traveling through SE Asian airports.

Gadget L
gadgetlust

Can I please have an STL version of each part? The 3MF makes it difficult to figure out individual parts.

Soup O
Soup.Objects

On the slicer you can export each part as an STL by right clicking the part and hit "Export as one STL"

Airport Sign | Departures

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