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Description
A blocky, stylized figure featuring a standard microwave oven in place of a human head. The body is proportioned like a classic low-poly character, clad in a muted blue-grey suit with dark grey limbs.
The microwave head includes standard appliance details:
The model is constructed with distinct regions, allowing for easy selection and colour adjustments to the shell, window, and clothing.
Images
This biomimetic robotic crawler marries the low-slung, wall-hugging geometry of a gecko with the armored, rounded carapace of a beetle. Designed to look as though it was cobbled together from reclaimed agricultural machinery and weathered copper, it features six multi-jointed legs terminating in wide, splayed adhesive pads. The creature's back is layered with overlapping, flexible solar arrays to gather power while it suns itself on high, vertical surfaces. Design Features Biomimetic Chassis: A smooth, elongated core that mimics a beetle's natural armor. Gecko Pads: Oversized, flattened footpads meant to evoke dry-adhesion micro-structures. Solar Plating: Three distinct, overlapping dorsal plates with ridged solar cell textures. Sensor Optics: Pronounced, bulbous copper "eyes" set wide for maximum peripheral data collection.
A stylized geometric interpretation of a fast blue hedgehog mascot, designed as a static desktop figure. Organic modelling isn't native to this format, so the design uses bold, primitive shapes to capture the silhouette—complete with sweeping back-spikes, oversized eyes, and a blocky tactical blaster clamped in the jawline. Details Geometric Spikes: Arrayed in a swept-back pattern to simulate motion. Multipart Colouring: Segments are broken out for the snout, eyes, and hardware to stand out clearly. Integrated Stand: A flat 60mm circular base keeps the figure stable on a desk.

A fully modelled desktop microwave with an open door, containing an exact miniature replica of itself sitting on the glass turntable inside. Twin Units: The outer and inner models share identical proportions, dial placement, and control panels. Open Doors: Both doors are swung open at fixed angles so the inner unit is fully visible. Display Ready: Features an integrated turntable and bevelled corners. Intended as a single-piece print, though supports will be needed for the door frames and upper cavities.
A multi-colour fried egg character with a splattered white and a small smiling face on the yolk. Modding Scale: Can be sized up or down uniformly. Parts: White, yolk, and face are separate pieces for multi-colour printing. Eyes: 3.2mm diameter, set into the yolk surface.

A flat-profile stick figure designed to be printed directly on the build plate. It features an asymmetrical, awkward stance and a simple cut-out face. Fitment & Dimensions Thickness: 5mm flat profile across all limbs and head. Overall Size: Roughly 50mm wide by 85mm tall. Mounting: None. This is a freestanding flat object meant for desk display or to be glued onto another surface.

A stark geometric disc defined by its negative space. This 130mm diameter frame encloses a rigid 20mm hexagonal grid, creating a structural web that feels both organic and strictly calculated. Design Specs Outer Diameter: 130mm Thickness: 2mm throughout Cell Size: 20mm (flat-to-flat) Webbing: 1mm between cells