Corniche

One clean curve, and nothing wasted. This piece is exactly what it looks like: a single slim, gently arcing strip in glossy blue, sweeping from a squared tip up over a shallow crest and tapering down the far side. The cross-section is a narrow flat band with a subtle lipped edge running its length, the kind of profile you'd expect from a moulding, an eyebrow trim, a cornice run or a curved rail. There's a small notch at one end where it would seat against a mating part. Given the shape, it reads as a functional trim or edging component rather than a display model, a replacement or scratch-build part for a model, an architectural fascia detail, or a curved border strip for a diorama or panel. Because so much rides on the exact curve, it's worth a quick test print to confirm the radius matches whatever it needs to marry up to. Print notes • Lay it flat along its length so the arc prints as a continuous top surface, this dodges the worst of the overhang and keeps the curve fair. • A brim helps, the slender footprint is prone to lifting at the ends. • Print solid or high-infill; a thin trim like this wants stiffness, not lightness. • Sand the top face and prime if you're matching it to a painted finish.