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Paper signs peel, and thin plastic snaps when someone slams the door. Here is a solid, two-layer sign built to take a hit.
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What it's for A robust, display-ready Gothic gravestone trophy designed to award the best villain of the night. The piece is styled as a weathered cemetery monument on a heavy plinth, decorated with a prominent central skull, gothic bat silhouettes, and spiderwebs anchoring the upper arch. The text is physically raised from the stone face, providing sharp contrast and high readability. Dimensions Overall size: 90 mm wide, 160 mm tall, 35 mm deep. Base: 90 mm × 35 mm, forming a stable 20 mm thick foundation. Text and details: Extruded 1 mm past the main surface to ensure crisp layer lines. Print notes Designed for dual-color FDM printing. The geometry is fully manifold and structured so that the raised white details (the skull, webs, bats, and text) all align precisely on the forward Z-plane if laid flat. Orientation: The model generates standing upright for preview purposes. For FDM, rotate it 90 degrees backwards in your slicer so the text points straight up. Color swap: When printed flat on its back, simply schedule a filament change at the layer where the lettering begins to switch from black to white. No MMU or AMS is required. Supports: None needed if printed flat on its back.
A heavy-weight desk sign designed to sit flat on a desktop, shelving unit, or display rail. Features the word HOPE in Archivo Black type, extruded as a 10mm-thick relief structure. Dimensions Overall length: 240mm Base depth: 30mm Letter dimensions: 50mm wide x 60mm tall End clearance: exactly 10mm from the outer edges
A custom three-tiered name placard. Each tier sits 3 mm high, creating crisp edges for distinct colour changes if you swap filament at the 3 mm and 6 mm marks. Remixing Ideas Scale: Scale X and Y uniformly in your slicer to fit your door perfectly, but leave Z alone to keep the 3 mm tier heights. Mounting: Attach it with double-sided mounting tape or adhesive strips. Colors: A dark base with a lighter middle and white lettering makes the text pop.
SMG-11 is a life-size, non-functional display replica of the compact machine pistol from Rainbow Six Siege, built in the MAC-11 pattern. The magazine is a separate piece that slides out of a real well in the grip, and a rail-mounted red dot sight sits on top. Features Removable magazine with baseplate, feed lips, catch notch and witness holes Grip with mag well, side texturing, mag release button, trigger and trigger guard Boxy receiver with ejection port, side serrations, safety lever and front sling loop Grooved barrel with muzzle ring Top rail with cross slots, front sight with ears and cocking knob Red dot sight with housing, turrets, battery cap, lens and dot Open wire stock Print notes Overall length is about 280 mm with the stock, so it needs a large bed or splitting into sections. Print the magazine separately, baseplate down. The well has about 0.3 mm clearance per side. Wire stock rods may need supports. Display piece only; it has no working mechanism.
A thick, rounded "GIVVY" logo designed specifically for multi-color FDM printing (AMS/MMU). The text features a solid aqua centre surrounded by a continuous purple outline that merges the letters into a single, cohesive piece. Scaled perfectly for mounting onto a trading-card display stand. Dimensions: ~94 mm wide, ~31 mm high, and 3.2 mm thick. Format: Co-planar separate regions for the centre and outline, allowing easy assignment of different filaments in your slicer. Mounting: Perfectly flat back for flush gluing to display stands or frames.
A three-part optical illusion experiment utilizing the Pepper's Ghost principle. The enclosure uses ambient light and a clear sheet of recycled plastic to project a reflection of a small figure, making it appear to float inside the dark interior. Specifications Illusion mechanism: Forward-leaning plastic reflects the illuminated floor pedestal into the viewer's direct line of sight. Adjustability: Slide-in stage features 1.2mm grooves at 35, 45, and 55 degrees to tune the reflection angle depending on the viewer's height. Assembly: Snap-fit front bezel holds the stage in place. No screws or glue required. Printing: All three pieces are designed to print flat without supports. In your slicer, split the model into objects and lay the main enclosure on its back.