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Doll wardrobe whose doors stay shut and never swing, because they are glued-on slabs. This one has two doors on pin hinges that actually open, with a centre divider and a hanging rail inside.
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A doll-sized wardrobe, 270 × 250 × 70 mm, designed to print lying on its back. Two hinged doors close over a fully open interior with one hanging rod running wall to wall, so dresses hang on both sides. Remix hooks Rod diameter: 8 mm now. Drop to 5–6 mm for doll hangers, or go thicker if it sags over the 262 mm span. Rod height: sits 28 mm up from the back panel and 12 mm in from the rear wall. Move it to change how far dresses hang from the doors. Mid support: the span is unsupported. A thin centre bracket or a second shorter rod would stiffen it. Doors: 5 mm thick, 0.5 mm gaps, pin hinges at the outer edges. Print separately and flat. Pairs with: a printed set of doll hangers, or a shelf insert dropped into one half.
A bright miniature town for learning Mandarin community vocabulary. Each building carries its name in Chinese, pinyin and English, and every main building has its own wall colour. Signs, a park, a pond, houses, cars and people fill out the scene. Features Hospital, library, community center, store and school, each in a different colour Park with pond, benches and trees, plus a banner reading 一起参加活动 Road with cars, footpaths, lamps and neighbourhood houses Work and Service signs with people at the buildings Dimensions 200 × 200 mm base plate, 4 mm thick
A posable toy dragon that holds its pose, with detailing so it doesn't look like a plain chain of balls. The old version looked like a bare stick of linked beads. This one adds belly plates, scale studs and a trimmed base. What's on it Cream belly plates under each body link Dark-red scale studs along both flanks, plus the back spike row Raised gold trim around the edge of the base Same 12 ball-jointed body links and ball-jointed head Print notes 0.2 mm joint clearance: raise it if the joints fuse, lower it if they sag Print in PETG for repeated bending Multi-colour print or paint the belly plates, trim and spikes
A miniature Charizard collectible with a smooth rounded head, snout, small horns and green eyes, plus a cream belly that follows the curve of the torso. Two broad blue-green wings sit on the upper back, and a long tapering tail curves up to a red-and-yellow flame. Design notes Wings, arms and tail sit on captive ball joints with 0.35 mm clearance, so they can swivel after printing. Legs and feet are fixed to the body, which gives the figure a stable stance. Wing membranes are 2.4 mm thick with rounded edges. Colour regions: orange body, cream belly, teal wings, green eyes, red flame with a yellow core.
A stylised hand with the middle finger extended and the other fingers folded, with a square 14 × 14 mm cavity, 13 mm deep, centred in the palm. Fit and check Cavity: 14 × 14 mm opening, 13 mm deep, open on the palm side, blind (does not exit the back of the hand). Palm is 22 mm thick, leaving about 9 mm of material behind the cavity floor. Measure the cavity after printing if a 14 mm part must fit; FDM usually shrinks holes slightly. Not included No reference image was available, so proportions are generic. Fingernail is a small raised plate on the back of the middle finger. It does not show from the palm side. Scaled compact, about 104 mm tall, so it is not life-size.
A tabletop town for practising Mandarin place words, where flat labels get lost. Each building, sign and park area carries its Chinese characters, pinyin and English on the front face, so the vocabulary sits right on the thing it names. Details that matter Base: 200 × 200 mm, 4 mm thick plate Buildings: hospital, library, community center, store and school, each 46 × 28 mm footprint Extras: park with pond, road, footpaths, houses, cars, trees, lamps and figures Colour regions: ground, road, walls, roofs, doors, lettering, signs, trees, lawn, pond, paths Print: large bed needed (or scale down); multicolour or paint by region; lettering is 0.8 mm raised, so use a 0.4 mm nozzle