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A simplified, life-size-style display model of the Antikythera mechanism: an upright case with a round front dial, a pointer, an open-backed gear train and a rear hand crank.
The gear train is a stylised interpretation, not a tooth-accurate copy of the original 30-plus gear mechanism. Print the case, dial, gears, axle and crank separately; the compound gears sit loose on their pegs with 0.3 mm clearance.
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This is a stylized Apollo-style lunar lander display model. It has an octagonal descent stage with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a panel band around the middle, a faceted hexagonal ascent cabin with a raised front hatch, an engine bell underneath, and four splayed A-frame legs with chamfered footpads. One leg — the front-right — carries a ladder with two rails and rungs, and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast sits toward the rear of the cabin roof. At roughly 82 mm across the footpads, it is sized as a compact desk or shelf piece. The cabin front is clean apart from the hatch, so the model reads as a lander rather than anything else. The legs are the widest part of the print; the body sits well inside that spread. Specs Footprint: approx. 82 mm across the footpads Descent stage: octagonal, approx. 68 mm across × 22 mm tall, with four shallow fuel-tank bulges and a mid panel band Ascent stage: faceted hexagonal cabin, approx. 42.5 mm across × 43.5 mm tall, with a raised front hatch and a tilted dish on an 8 mm mast Engine bell: approx. 18 mm across × 9 mm tall, mounted low under the central body about 1 mm above the plate, so it reads best from a low viewing angle Legs: four A-frame legs, each with a thick main strut anchored into the descent stage, a lower angled strut and two side struts; chamfered footpads approx. 17 mm Ladder: two rails and rungs on the front-right leg Use: display model for a desk, shelf, or space-themed collection Printing notes The splayed legs and footpads set the build plate footprint; check the 82 mm spread against your plate before scaling up The dish mast, ladder rungs and hatch are the finest features — a smaller layer height keeps them crisp
Flat-pack 1:76 (OO gauge) detached cottage with thatched roof panels, dormer windows and a chimney, all printed lying flat. Fit notes Host: OO gauge, 1:76 scale; footprint 105 × 72 mm, 34 mm walls. Wall tabs use 2.4 mm slots for 2 mm tabs; test one tab first. Roof dormer openings are 16.4 × 9.4 mm; check one dormer against them before printing the rest. Each dormer cheek has a 4 mm tall gluing lip along its sloped lower edge, cut to the 37.4° roof pitch, to glue under the roof panel. Not a fit for other scales (N, HO) without resizing.
A four-panel tapered chimney with a straight brick base, paired with a half-relief two-storey mill front in OO scale. The wall, ten window frames and plank door all print flat. Each window frame and the door now carries a thin web around its outside edge to hold it down during printing. Remix hooks Web width (webw, 1.8 mm): wider grips better; keep it under half the 4 mm spacing so neighbouring webs stay separate. Web thickness (webt, 0.3 mm): roughly one or two layers. Thinner peels off easier, thicker holds harder. Window grid (14 x 28 mm frames, 4 mm spacing): change the spacing if the web is widened. Pairs with: the chimney set on the same plate layout, and a clear or painted glazing insert behind the frames. Print notes Trim the web with a hobby knife after printing, before fitting frames into the wall openings. Wall is 200 mm long and needs its own print separate from the chimney set.
Flat-pack OO scale (1:76) boundary set: six 200 mm wooden picket fence panels and six 200 mm brick wall panels, all printing on one bed in separate rows. Fences: four with five posts, two with only the three centre posts (50, 100, 150 mm). Posts are 17 mm tall with pyramid tips; slats are 1.6 mm wide, 14 mm tall and pointed. Brick walls: 28 mm tall (7 ft), 1.6 mm thick, soldier bond: upright bricks, with 0.4 mm mortar grooves every 1.4 mm and a course line every 3.5 mm. Pillars are 5 mm wide, 2.4 mm thick, with a small cap, spaced 50 mm apart. Two walls have only the three centre pillars. Remix hooks wh (28) sets wall height; crs (3.5) sets course spacing. pitch (1.4) and gw (0.4) set brick width and mortar line; keep gw at or above one nozzle width. pwid (5) widens the pillars; wall wt (1.6) sets thickness. Swap the pillar count or spacing to match the fence posts. Pairs with the fences as a mixed boundary run; glue panels to a base strip for display.
Una placa cuadrada de 30 × 30 mm y 1 mm de espesor sirve de base a tres capas superpuestas: una figura en L amarilla de 0.5 mm de espesor, un cuadrado blanco de 15 × 15 mm y 1 mm centrado sobre ella, y una segunda L amarilla idéntica a la primera, girada 180° sobre el mismo eje central. El conjunto alcanza 3 mm de altura total. Las dos L son iguales: un cuadrado central de 10 × 10 mm centrado en la placa, del que sale un brazo de 5 mm de ancho y 30 mm de largo. El brazo de la L inferior apunta hacia un lado y el de la superior hacia el opuesto, de modo que cada uno sobresale 10 mm del borde de la placa. La pieza ocupa 30 × 50 mm sobre la cama y los dos tramos volados quedan sin apoyo debajo. Placa: 30 × 30 mm, 1 mm de espesor, en gris. Figura en L: dos capas amarillas de 0.5 mm, con el cuadrado de 10 × 10 mm centrado en la placa y brazos de 5 mm de ancho que salen en sentidos opuestos. Cuadrado blanco: 15 × 15 mm, 1 mm de espesor, centrado entre las dos L. Tamaño total: 30 × 50 × 3 mm. Impresión: una sola pieza; los dos extremos de 10 mm que sobresalen necesitan soportes, o bien gira la pieza para evitarlo. Primera capa: al ser la base de 1 mm, cuida la adherencia a la cama para que no se combe en las esquinas.
Exploded miniature of a masjid scene with every component spread apart with visible gaps. Parts: white base, platform tiers, four black Kaaba walls, roof, door, gold bands, walkway tiles, arrows, palms, bushes, grass, pilgrims, Zamzam station, Maqam Ibrahim and blue sign parts. Layout: exploded only, no assembled copy. Export: the download is one file; separating individual parts happens outside this model.