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EVE

EVE - I was a little concerned with how flimsy the stand was, but a revised/sturdier stand was posted on 4/28/26. Very happy with how this turned out! - 3d model

WALL

WALL - The treads wouldn't stay snapped together, so I had to reprint them with a 0.05mm XY Compensation. This worked perfectly. Very happy with how it turned out! - 3d model

BnL Cooler

BnL Cooler - Looks great with WALL-E! - 3d model

Stay Chunkt

Stay Chunkt - I printed this at 150%, so it'd be bigger than the Ghostbusters chunks. - 3d model

Chunkston Zeddemore

Chunkston Zeddemore - Ghostbusters printed at 100%, Stay Puft printed at 150%. - 3d model

Egon Chunkler

Egon Chunkler - Do. Re. EGON!! Ghostbusters printed at 100%, Stay Puft printed at 150%. - 3d model

Dr. Peter Chunkman

Dr. Peter Chunkman - Ghostbusters printed at 100%, Stay Puft printed at 150%. - 3d model

Ray Chunkz

Ray Chunkz - Ghostbusters printed at 100%, Stay Puft printed at 150%. - 3d model

DeLorean

DeLorean - If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see some serious ****. - 3d model

Dr. Chunkett Brown

Dr. Chunkett Brown - Great Scott! - 3d model

Marty McChunk

Marty McChunk - Get a load of this guy's life preserver! Dork thinks he's gonna drown. - 3d model

TMNT Party Wagon

TMNT Party Wagon - I printed the Party Wagon at 150%, as I wanted it larger than the chunks (printed at 100%). Scaling it up to 150%...there's a *slight* loss of detail, but not very noticeable. I'm very happy with how it turned out! - 3d model

Leonardo

Leonardo - I used different filament colors for each turtle, like in the 2003 cartoon. To get the belts to fit better, I softened with a heat gun on low first, then held them in place as they cooled. Party Wagon was printed at 150%. - 3d model

Donatello

Donatello - I used different filament colors for each turtle, like in the 2003 cartoon. To get the belts to fit better, I softened with a heat gun on low first, then held them in place as they cooled. Party Wagon was printed at 150%. - 3d model

Michelangelo

Michelangelo - I used different filament colors for each turtle, like in the 2003 cartoon. To get the belts to fit better, I softened with a heat gun on low first, then held them in place as they cooled. Party Wagon was printed at 150%. - 3d model

Raphael

Raphael - I used different filament colors for each turtle, like in the 2003 cartoon. To get the belts to fit better, I softened with a heat gun on low first, then held them in place as they cooled. Party Wagon was printed at 150%. - 3d model

Henriegga – The Chocolate Egg

Henriegga – The Chocolate Egg - Turned out great! Full-size Cadbury eggs and Reese's eggs were just ever-so-slightly too big at their widest point...so I'd recommend scaling up the model if you want those to work. Mini Cadbury/Reese's eggs worked fine, though! - 3d model

Frodrick the Toilet Paper Dispenser

Frodrick the Toilet Paper Dispenser - Love this thing!! - 3d model

Charlotte the Jumping Spider

Charlotte the Jumping Spider - These turned out great! They stick nicely to the mirror frame above our fireplace. - 3d model

Ornate Nutcracker

Ornate Nutcracker - Excellent model! - 3d model

Drumming Nutcracker

Drumming Nutcracker - Amazing model with clear assembly instructions! - 3d model

Capy

Capy - Made a great gift! Printing the single color version with 2 of each coaster took 14.5 hrs. - 3d model

Not So XL Rudolph

Not So XL Rudolph - Great model! Everything labelled well, easy to assemble. The nose was very tricky to print without any holes, though. In the slicer, I added holes through all body parts so I could run wiring from the nose to a DC jack I added to the back of his rear right foot so I could plug into an electrical outlet. This was the biggest/longest print I've ever done (almost 71hrs of printing), but I'm thrilled with how it turned out! - 3d model
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