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A friendly ghost rising from a jack-o'-lantern, topped with a chunky witch hat. A 70 mm single-piece figurine with a flat base and no fragile tips.
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A Halloween trophy gravestone that prints as separate pieces, because a single-colour solid block makes white lettering and a skull impossible. The black stone and pedestal print in black PLA. The skull, webs, bats, cross and lettering print in white PLA and plug into sockets in the stone, so nothing relies on glue alone for position. Numbers that decide fit Assembled size: about 160 mm tall, 90 mm wide, 35 mm deep (pedestal 90 × 35 × 22 mm; stone 80 × 18 mm, arch radius 40 mm). Stone-to-pedestal joint: two rectangular tenons, 8 × 10 mm and 12 mm long, at offset positions so the stone only goes in one way. Pedestal holes are 8.5 × 10.5 mm and 14 mm deep, leaving 2 mm of glue space. Small parts: 2.8 mm pegs, 4 mm long, with chamfered tips. Sockets are 3.1 mm wide and 5 mm deep. Lettering: three word plates (BEST VILLAIN, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, WROCŁAW • 24.10.2026). Each has a 1.2 mm backing plate that sits in a recess, letters raised 1.8 mm and two pegs. Surface: chipped edges and cracks are modelled into the stone. Printing Stone: print it back-down, flat. Pedestal: print it upside-down or bottom-down. No supports are needed for either. White parts: print the lettering face-down, with the pegs pointing up. Print the skull, webs, bats and cross back-down. The model includes an assembled view and an exploded view. Each white part sits on its own socket pattern. Assembly: fit the tenons into the pedestal, glue them, then press each white piece into its sockets and glue.
A Halloween trophy gravestone that prints as separate pieces, because a single-colour solid block makes white lettering and a skull impossible. The black stone and pedestal print in black PLA. The skull, webs, bats, cross and lettering print in white PLA and plug into sockets in the stone, so nothing relies on glue alone for position. Numbers that decide fit Assembled size: about 160 mm tall, 90 mm wide, 35 mm deep (pedestal 90 × 35 × 22 mm; stone 80 × 18 mm, arch radius 40 mm). Stone-to-pedestal joint: two rectangular tenons, 8 × 10 mm and 12 mm long, at offset positions so the stone only goes in one way. Pedestal holes are 8.5 × 10.5 mm and 14 mm deep, leaving 2 mm of glue space. Small parts: 2.8 mm pegs, 4 mm long, with chamfered tips. Sockets are 3.1 mm wide and 5 mm deep. Lettering: three word plates (BEST VILLAIN, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, WROCŁAW • 24.10.2026). Each has a 1.2 mm backing plate that sits in a recess, letters raised 1.8 mm and two pegs. Surface: chipped edges and cracks are modelled into the stone. Printing Stone: print it back-down, flat. Pedestal: print it upside-down or bottom-down. No supports are needed for either. White parts: print the lettering face-down, with the pegs pointing up. Print the skull, webs, bats and cross back-down. The model includes an assembled view and an exploded view. Each white part sits on its own socket pattern. Assembly: fit the tenons into the pedestal, glue them, then press each white piece into its sockets and glue.
A Halloween trophy gravestone that prints as separate pieces, because a single-colour solid block makes white lettering and a skull impossible. The black stone and pedestal print in black PLA. The skull, webs, bats, cross and lettering print in white PLA and plug into sockets in the stone, so nothing relies on glue alone for position. Numbers that decide fit Assembled size: about 160 mm tall, 90 mm wide, 35 mm deep (pedestal 90 × 35 × 22 mm; stone 80 × 18 mm, arch radius 40 mm). Stone-to-pedestal joint: two rectangular tenons, 8 × 10 mm and 12 mm long, at offset positions so the stone only goes in one way. Pedestal holes are 8.5 × 10.5 mm and 14 mm deep, leaving 2 mm of glue space. Small parts: 2.8 mm pegs, 4 mm long, with chamfered tips. Sockets are 3.1 mm wide and 5 mm deep. Lettering: three word plates (BEST VILLAIN, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, WROCŁAW • 24.10.2026). Each has a 1.2 mm backing plate that sits in a recess, letters raised 1.8 mm and two pegs. Surface: chipped edges and cracks are modelled into the stone. Printing Stone: print it back-down, flat. Pedestal: print it upside-down or bottom-down. No supports are needed for either. White parts: print the lettering face-down, with the pegs pointing up. Print the skull, webs, bats and cross back-down. The model includes an assembled view and an exploded view. Each white part sits on its own socket pattern. Assembly: fit the tenons into the pedestal, glue them, then press each white piece into its sockets and glue.
A cute Extruder-inspired Printytron character mounted on a solid 2 mm cloud plate, designed to print lying on its back with no supports. The figure has a boxy yellow body with an indented magenta screen, a face with curved eyebrows and pupil indents, a teal button on a side box, curved arms with chunky hands, and a hexagonal nozzle with a square collar. "Printytron.com" is engraved below the screen. The cloud plate is a separate orange part, and the face is its own part so it can be recoloured. Flat back face, hands and nozzle all sit on the cloud plate Antennae stop inside the cloud outline so they print without support Sloped underside beneath the side box Bottom of the cloud lines up with the hands and nozzle tip so the print can stand on a desk
Desk figure of the Printytron character, styled after an extruder. It prints lying on its back, so the whole underside sits flat on the plate and no supports are needed. The body has a recessed magenta screen with a face (eyes with pupil indents, curved eyebrows, smile), a teal button on a side box, curved arms ending in round hands, and a hexagonal tapered nozzle on a square collar. "Printy.dev" is engraved below the screen. Specs Overall size: about 85 mm wide, 76 mm long, 15.5 mm tall as printed Orientation: back face down, screen facing up Body thickness: 14 mm; arms 5 mm thick; hands 10 mm thick Side box: sloped underside (about 50° from the plate) so it prints without supports Antennae: run down to the back face, so they print flat Nozzle: hexagonal cone with a flat underside along its full length, on a 22 mm square collar with a 1 mm bottom chamfer Engraving: "Printy" at 8 mm and ".dev" at 4 mm, Space Mono, about 1 mm deep Colours: yellow body, magenta screen, teal button; suited to a multicolour print or painting after printing
A heart-shaped plaque with two raised names, "Levy" on the upper line and "Leny" directly below it. The names are raised so they can be read by sight and by touch, and nothing else is written on the piece. Print details Heart footprint: about 85 × 78 mm Total height: about 10.3 mm (9 mm stepped, domed body plus 1.3 mm of lettering standing proud) Lettering: raised, printed as one piece with the heart Print flat, base down, with no supports needed Two colours are possible with a filament change at the lettering layer