Nobita's House 3D Model

A miniature of Nobita's house from Doraemon — a red-roofed two-storey home behind a courtyard wall; lift off the roof and front panels to reveal the tatami interior. Generated by Kimi K3.1 Pro.

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A red-roofed miniature of Nobita's house with removable panels revealing a tatami interior.

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Build a miniature of Nobita's house from Doraemon.

The subject is a Japanese two-storey house: cream walls, a red gabled tile roof, wooden doors and window frames with light-blue glass, plus a front yard enclosed by a grey masonry wall with a wooden gate, stone path and a tree. Model it as separate parts following the real layered structure — the roof, upper front wall and lower front wall all lift off individually to reveal a complete interior: tatami rooms, a low table with cushions, kitchen cabinets and appliances, and a stair connecting the floors. 
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Build a miniature of Nobita's house from Doraemon.

The subject is a Japanese two-storey house: cream walls, a red gabled tile roof, wooden doors and window frames with light-blue glass, plus a front yard enclosed by a grey masonry wall with a wooden gate, stone path and a tree. Model it as separate parts following the real layered structure — the roof, upper front wall and lower front wall all lift off individually to reveal a complete interior: tatami rooms, a low table with cushions, kitchen cabinets and appliances, and a stair connecting the floors. 
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Build a miniature of Nobita's house from Doraemon.

The subject is a Japanese two-storey house: cream walls, a red gabled tile roof, wooden doors and window frames with light-blue glass, plus a front yard enclosed by a grey masonry wall with a wooden gate, stone path and a tree. Model it as separate parts following the real layered structure — the roof, upper front wall and lower front wall all lift off individually to reveal a complete interior: tatami rooms, a low table with cushions, kitchen cabinets and appliances, and a stair connecting the floors.