Created 3 months ago
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A miniature sanctuary of high society for the distinguished amphibian. This tiny, freestanding cloakroom features an upright coat rack with four sturdy pegs, perfectly scaled for a terrarium foyer or a desktop garden. Resting gracefully on one of the hooks is a perfectly proportioned top hat, waiting for its owner to step out into the evening mist.
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A simple, well-proportioned rectangular block designed to act as a miniature swing seat or hanging platform. Remix Hooks Footprint: Currently 59mm wide and 40mm deep, but completely scalable for different dioramas. Thickness: 19mm thick. Rope holes: 5mm diameter holes spaced 6mm from each end, ready for string or paracord. Finish: Features a 2mm rounding on all edges so it isn't sharp to the touch.
A delightfully absurd display piece featuring a classic microwave oven that has been swung open to reveal a second, fully-formed miniature microwave resting comfortably inside on the turntable space. Two-Tier Detailing: Both appliances feature their own dedicated screens, dials, and chunky button layouts. Solid Doors: The outer door is fixed in a swung-open position, while the inner microwave sits securely with its solid door shut. Proportions: The outer chassis measures 60x40x35mm, sized appropriately for desktop display.

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.
My first printer was a Flashforge, and that's what inspired this model! Print a tiny one for yourself. A printer printing a printer? It's micro-fabrication all the way down. This desktop diorama captures the essence of modern FDM right in the middle of a calibration print. Perfect for sitting on top of your actual extruder to remind it what peak performance looks like. Design Notes Support-Free Structure: The internal print acts as a load-bearing column, bridging straight up to the gantry to hold the roof without sagging. Multi-Color Ready: Separated into the main enclosure, the mechanics, the acrylic-style dome, and an aggressively bright calibration cone. Scale: Sized closely to a standard benchy.
A desktop peripheral awakened for a tabletop campaign. This miniature re-imagines an ergonomic computer mouse as an upright spellcaster golem. The chassis stands vertically on its wrist rest, using the left and right click plates as heavy armor over the "face". A scroll wheel serves as the glowing focus eye, while a rigid USB cable acts as a wizard's staff. Tooling Notes Designed specifically for simple two-part injection molding. The entire back half is cast completely flat. All protruding elements (hat brim, staff) are anchored flush or drafted to eliminate undercuts on a front-to-back pull.
A customized 1,000,000 subscriber milestone plaque for Medox. Built thick and heavy to sit solidly on a desk, the geometry takes its cues from classic creator awards with a prominent center play button and bold, stacked typography. The most important structural choice here is the completely flush back surface. By aligning the rear face of the base with the rear face of the vertical plaque, the entire model can be laid flat on its back in a slicer. This guarantees a support-free print and makes dual-color printing trivial by simply swapping filament at the upper layer heights. Remix Hooks Text & Fonts: Uses Archivo Black for the headers and Montserrat for the sub-text. Swap the text() strings to change the channel name or language. Depths: The main plaque is 15mm thick. The play button extrudes 3mm from the face, and the text extrudes 1.5mm. Scaling: The 180x50mm base footprint handles desktop display well, but the entire model can be safely scaled up uniformly if your build volume allows.