Category Archives: 3d Printing

Fortress on a snail, sort of a very slowly moving castle! This model can be printed in one highly detailed piece, or a bit less detailed (out of necessity), layered multipart version that is easy to assemble with loose fitting. … Continue reading →

That’s what my first experience in a blender led to, it turned out to be quite an interesting dinosaur organizer for stationery, although I wanted to draw a crocodile. The model itself is printed easily, without any support and wisdom. … Continue reading →

This 1/20th scale Horten IX (Ho-229 V2) is a parkflyer-sized flying wing that can be printed as a glider or as a pusher prop. A bungee is recommended for launching the propeller version. Wingspan: 840mm (33 in) Length: 373mm (14.7 … Continue reading →

A pig? A dog? A loaf of bread? No, it’s the braviest soldier in the Cadian defense force. The model was made like a joke, and due to popular petition i uploaded here, i hope you enjoy it Read the … Continue reading →

Fully 3D printable Cromwell Mk.IV in scale 1/16 Detailed, full of functions and easy to build (print). Here is everything what you need to build RC Cromwell. (Excepting hardware and electronics, of course) This model contains very small and detailed … Continue reading →

This product includes the STL files to print & build a CarnyRex Flintlock Musket (V2-0). This is a 3D printed foam dart blaster with multiple build options , ideal for your little Reiter or Roundhead. Check it out on youtube: … Continue reading →

Details Modified the Parametric Rugged Box by TheSameNameTwice to hold 48 AAA batteries. Note that I also modified the original Parametric Rugged Box‘s hinge mechanism to make it easier to install whilst maintaining the rigidity. Also trimmed down the locking … Continue reading →

A nozzle storage container inside a nozzle. The nozzle was modelled from the official E3D V6 documentation from E3D, scaled ten times. There are two versions of the blank nozzle tip; one with sacrificial layers and one without. The sacrificial … Continue reading →