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London Bus STL – FREE 3D Printable Model | Easton3D

Download this FREE 3D printable London Bus STL, inspired by the iconic red double‑decker seen across the streets of London. Designed for easy printing and beginner‑friendly slicing, this model is perfect for hobbyists, collectors, kids, educators, and anyone who wants a fun, simple print that captures a classic piece of British culture.

The model prints as a single piece with no complex supports, making it ideal for PLA, PETG or ABS. Whether you want a desk ornament, a toy, a display piece, or a fun addition to your collection, this free STL gives you a clean, reliable print every time.

Features

• FREE STL download

• Inspired by the classic London red bus

• Support‑free or minimal‑support design

• Prints as a single piece

• Ideal for PLA, PETG or ABS

• Great for beginners and experienced makers

• Perfect for display, toys, dioramas or gifts

Print Requirements

• FDM 3D printer

• PLA, PETG or ABS

• 0.4mm nozzle recommended

• No complex supports required

• 0.2mm layer height for best detail

Digital Download

This is a digital STL file — no physical item will be shipped. Your file becomes available immediately after checkout (free).

If you need help slicing or scaling, feel free to reach out.

Easton3D – Private Use License 

The Easton3D Private Use License applies by default to all digital designs offered on our website. By purchasing or downloading any Easton3D digital model, you agree to the terms outlined in this license. These terms define how you may use the 3D digital files and the 3D prints you create from them.

What You ARE Allowed To Do

Under the Easton3D Private Use License, you are granted a non‑exclusive, worldwide, non‑transferable license to:

• Print and use physical 3D prints of the licensed 3D model for private, personal use

• Share images of your completed 3D prints on social media, websites, or other communication platforms (see Article 3 for attribution requirements)

This license allows you to enjoy the model at home, display it, paint it, modify your printed version, and showcase your finished work online.

What You Are NOT Allowed To Do

This license does not permit any form of commercial or public distribution of the digital files or the model itself. Specifically, you may NOT:

• Sell, share, distribute, donate, or exchange the digital 3D files (STL, OBJ, 3DS, etc.)

• Sell or publicly distribute modified versions of the digital files

• Upload, publish, or share the digital model files anywhere online

• Use the 3D model or its digital files for commercial purposes

• Modify or adapt the digital model for public sharing or resale

The license strictly protects the digital files and ensures they remain for private use only.

Attribution Requirements (When Sharing Images)

If you share photos of your physical 3D prints, you must:

• Credit the designer(s) of the licensed 3D model (a name or pseudonym, if provided)

• Include a link to the original licensed 3D model on the Easton3D website

This applies only to images of your printed model — not the digital files.

License Scope & Duration

This license grants you the right to use the 3D model for as long as the license remains active on the Easton3D website. If you violate any of the license terms, your rights under this license are automatically revoked.

Warranty Disclaimer

Unless explicitly stated otherwise, the Easton3D Private Use License is provided without any warranty, whether express or implied. This includes, but is not limited to, warranties of fitness for a particular purpose or non‑infringement.

Definitions (Simplified)

• 3D Model: The artistic or technical design created by the designer

• 3D Digital File: The downloadable file (e.g., STL, OBJ) representing the model

• 3D Print: A physical object produced from the digital file

• Designer(s): The copyright holder(s) of the model

• Licensed Rights: The specific rights granted to you under this license

• Share: Making content publicly accessible in any form

• You: The individual or entity using the licensed model