"Merry Christmas" Corner Decoration

Merry Christmas Corner.stl

Halloween wall art

wall art or window ,the on in the photos is 70% of the orginial size

Nightmare Before Christmas (Inspired) "Happy Printoween" Jack Skellington Halloween

It all began when Jack stumbled upon a portal to the human world, where he discovered the marvel of 3D printing. Intrigued by the possibilities, he brought the technology back to Halloween Town, much to the bewilderment of the other residents. Jack's workshop, already filled with cobwebs and cauldrons, soon featured a collection of 3D printers alongside his traditional Halloween crafting tools.

With his skeletal fingers, Jack eagerly designed and printed eerie decorations, elaborate masks, and even custom-made costumes for his fellow citizens. The 3D printers allowed him to bring his visions to life with an unprecedented level of detail and intricacy. Halloween Town's inhabitants, including Sally, the ragdoll, and the mischievous Lock, Shock, and Barrel, marveled at Jack's newfound talents.

Jack's love for 3D printing culminated in the grandest Halloween celebration Halloween Town had ever seen. Elaborate decorations adorned the town square, and each trick-or-treater received a unique, 3D-printed candy container. Jack even crafted a stunning, larger-than-life 3D-printed pumpkin carriage for himself to make a grand entrance at the annual Halloween Ball.

As Halloween Town's fascination with 3D printing grew, Jack's reputation as the Pumpkin King expanded beyond his traditional role. He became known as the 3D Printing King, adding a fresh twist to the spooky festivities every year. The fusion of ancient Halloween traditions with cutting-edge technology made Halloween Town the envy of all other holiday-themed realms.

Printed at .08mm Layer Height:

Black to Layer 4
Chrome to Layer 9
Grey to Layer 14
White to Top Layer

Star Wars (Inspired) "Sith Schematics Blueprint" HueForge Darth Vader Wall Art

In a distant corner of the galaxy, far removed from the battles and conflicts that defined his life as Darth Vader, the Sith Lord nurtured an unexpected and secret passion—building 3D printers. This peculiar hobby, hidden away in the recesses of his vast fortress on the volcanic planet of Mustafar, was a testament to the multifaceted nature of the dark figure behind the black mask.

Vader's journey into the world of 3D printing began with a quest for perfection. As a Sith Lord, he demanded precision and exactitude in every aspect of his existence. It was this quest for flawlessness that led him to study the intricacies of 3D printing technology. He dissected existing machines, pored over schematics, and tirelessly experimented, channeling the same determination that had driven him to the pinnacle of the dark side.

Over time, Vader designed his own custom 3D printers, each a masterpiece of engineering and precision. These machines were like extensions of his own mechanical limbs, responding to his commands with unparalleled accuracy. With a wave of his hand, he could manipulate the Force to enhance their capabilities, producing objects of extraordinary craftsmanship.

In his secret workshop, bathed in the crimson glow of Mustafar's molten rivers, Vader crafted more than just objects. He created intricate Sith artifacts, imposing statues of himself, and even delicate sculptures of Padmé Amidala, his lost love. Each creation was a reflection of his complex emotions, a silent testimony to the inner conflict that still raged within him.

While the galaxy knew Darth Vader as a symbol of fear and darkness, in the solitude of his workshop, he was an artist, a creator, and a perfectionist. Building 3D printers allowed him to channel his obsessive nature into a pursuit that, for a brief moment, offered him a sense of peace amidst the chaos of his existence. It was a hidden aspect of Vader's life, a sanctuary of creation where he found solace and a semblance of the man he once was, before the dark side had consumed him completely.

Sliced at .08mm layer height: 

* Black to layer 7
* Silver to layer 11
* Muted Blue to layer 17
* Cream to top layer

memento mori wall art

spooky wall art or even if its you're style. 

if you don't understand the words, it means. 
"Remember to die" 

luci

3d wall art of Luci from Disenchantment. 


Angry Ghost wall art.stl

This is an angry ghost cartoon design.
Made to be printed with single extruder without an ams. 


First layer test Butterfly

butterfly .stl

Space Drift - Hueforge Filament Painting

Spacewalk01_Front_98x180.stl

If you can't fix it, you don't own it

Fix It Own It Desktop.STL

Star Wars (Inspired) "Baby Yoda Jedi Training" HueForge Grogu

Grogu, the adorable and enigmatic Force-sensitive creature, known to many as "The Child" or "Baby Yoda," had a curious habit that both amused and perplexed those around him. Whenever he had the chance, Grogu would eagerly engage in the art of 3D printing, showcasing a fascination with technology that seemed far beyond his years.

In a rare moment of relaxation, Grogu would waddle over to a small 3D printer, its futuristic design starkly contrasting with his ancient and wise presence. His large, expressive eyes sparkled with wonder as he observed the printer's intricate dance, layer by layer, bringing his digital creations to life. It was as if he instinctively understood the magic of this modern craftsmanship.

But there was a unique twist to Grogu's 3D printing hobby. As he diligently watched the printer, he would often exhibit a penchant for bending over and touching his toes, as if drawn by an irresistible urge to inspect the process from a different angle. His tiny, three-fingered hands reached down, brushing against his toes, while his keen eyes studied the printer from a lower vantage point.

The combination of Grogu's love for 3D printing and his peculiar habit of toe-touching became an endearing spectacle, demonstrating his insatiable curiosity and the playful innocence that endeared him to all who encountered him. It was a gentle reminder that even within the realm of advanced technology, the simple joys of exploration and creative expression could be found, especially when viewed from the unique perspective of Grogu, the endearing enigma from a galaxy far, far away.

Image originally prompted in Midjourney.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height in the Bambu Slicer. 

Dark Green to Layer 5
Green to Layer 11
Bright Green to Layer 18
White to Top Layer

Octopus Wall Art/Hanger

This sleek cephalapod has a keyhole hanger on the back for wall mounting. Useful for holding light items like jewelry, earbuds, keys. etc... or simply as a cool piece of wall art. The thin tentacles may be fragile, so print with plenty of shells if you do plan on hanging anything from them.

Just under 150 mm long, although the pictured model was printed at 150% scale with the stunning [Fillamentum Vertigo Starlight PLA](https://bit.ly/vstarlight).

Print with 2-10 shells/perimiters depending on what you plan to use this for. 5% infill should be fine.

Star Wars (Inspired) "Dathomir's Dragon" HueForge Darth Maul

Darth Maul, the fearsome Sith Lord whose rage and impatience were as legendary as his combat skills, found himself unexpectedly vexed by the mundane task of filling out online forms. Despite his mastery of the Dark Side and his prowess in lightsaber combat, the complexities of digital bureaucracy proved to be a source of great frustration for him.

As he hunched over a holographic terminal, Maul's red and black tattoos seemed to pulse with irritation. His mechanical legs tapped impatiently on the floor as he navigated through a series of dropdown menus and text fields. Each click of the holographic keyboard was punctuated by an exasperated growl, his fingers struggling to type accurately on the unfamiliar device.

Maul's frustration reached its peak when he encountered the dreaded "captcha" challenge, a seemingly insurmountable wall of distorted characters and images. His eyes narrowed dangerously as he glared at the screen, his anger simmering just below the surface. With an exasperated snarl, he forcefully entered the distorted characters, only to be met with a red error message that proclaimed, "Incorrect input. Please try again."

The Sith Lord's patience worn thin, Maul let out a primal roar of frustration that echoed through the chambers of his lair. It was a stark reminder that even the most powerful beings in the galaxy could be brought to their knees by the mundane annoyances of modern technology. As Maul vowed to conquer the digital realm just as he had the physical one, his mechanical legs stomped away, leaving behind a trail of digital forms left frustratingly incomplete.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height:

Black to Layer 5
Red to Layer 10
Orange to Layer 14
Yellow to Top Layer

Wire Skull // Deer

DeerSkull-full.stl

#048 Venonat Pokemon Wiremon Figure

💡 Add some extra flair to your home decor with the #048 Venonat Pokemon Wiremon Figure! This intricate wire art figure is the perfect way to show your love for the classic Pokémon franchise. Using a resin 3D printer, you can bring this stunning design to life in no time! 🎨 The design is the star of the show with this figure, featuring intricate details that truly capture the essence of Venonat. Whether you're a fan of the Pokémon series or just love unique home decor, this figure is the perfect addition to any space. 💻 Download the digital template today and start creating your very own Venonat Pokemon Wiremon Figure! 🚀

Star Wars (Inspired) "Ice Cream Cone Trooper" HueForge Imperial Stormtrooper

In the scorching heat of Tatooine, a squad of Stormtroopers discovered an ice cream parlor, tucked away in a quiet corner of the bustling city of Mos Eisley. Despite their intimidating appearance, curiosity led them inside. The sweet aroma that greeted them was a welcome relief from the relentless desert sun that beat down on their pristine white armor. Each trooper chose their favorite flavor, from classic vanilla to exotic fruits from distant planets, and their helmets were momentarily discarded as they indulged in the simple pleasure of ice cream.

As word spread about the Stormtroopers' unexpected love for ice cream, the sight of the soldiers with their helmets off and smiles on their faces became a common occurrence in Mos Eisley. The locals were surprised and delighted, witnessing a softer, more human side of the hardened soldiers. Their regular visits to the ice cream parlor fostered a sense of camaraderie and friendship with the alien shopkeeper, who welcomed them with open arms. The shop quickly became a gathering place, where Stormtroopers and civilians alike found respite from the heat and a shared appreciation for the frozen delights.

Amidst a galaxy often divided by conflict, the ice cream parlor on Tatooine stood as a beacon of unity. The soldiers' enjoyment of this simple pleasure bridged gaps between different walks of life, reminding everyone that, beneath the armor and uniforms, they were all individuals seeking moments of joy and relief. The tale of Stormtroopers who loved ice cream spread far and wide, touching the hearts of beings across the galaxy and serving as a heartwarming reminder that even amidst the darkness of war, a small moment of sweetness could create bonds that transcended differences and brought people together.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height in the Bambu Slicer, going very heavy with the white layer than lower brown / black layers to shade to my own liking (so, I hesitate to give you the exact layers). Suffice it to say, I'd suggest not having too many layers of black, brown, or tan if you go with a similar combo. 

Star Wars (Inspired) "Old Jedi Master" HueForge Yoda

In the serene solitude of his swampy abode on the planet Dagobah, Yoda, the revered Jedi Master, found a newfound passion: 3D printing. After years of meditation and reflection, Yoda's insatiable curiosity led him to the technological wonders of this modern age. With his nimble fingers and wise mind, Yoda immersed himself in the art of 3D printing.

With each precise movement of his hands, Yoda brought forth extraordinary creations from the depths of his 3D printer. Intricate sculptures, intricate models of starships, and ancient artifacts took shape under his watchful eye. Through the art of 3D printing, Yoda's imagination soared, bringing his visions to life with remarkable detail.

His humble dwelling quickly became a sanctuary of innovation and inspiration. Yoda shared his 3D-printed marvels with fellow Jedi and young Padawans, igniting their own creative sparks. The Force flowed through the intricate filaments of each printed masterpiece, serving as a testament to Yoda's unwavering dedication to the harmony between technology and wisdom.

As the galaxies witnessed the astonishing creations of Yoda's 3D printing prowess, a newfound appreciation for the art form blossomed. Yoda's love for 3D printing became an inspiration to aspiring artisans and engineers, reminding them that even in the depths of a swamp, creativity and innovation could thrive. And so, Yoda's legacy as the Jedi Master who found solace, joy, and boundless creativity in the art of 3D printing lived on, forever etched into the stars.

Model generated on Midjourney and processed in HueForge.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height in the Bambu Slicer. 

* Black to Layer 5
* Blue-Green to Layer 11
* SIlk Green to Layer 19
* White to Layer 39

Star Wars (Inspired) "Let the Wookiee Win" HueForge Chewbacca

Chewbacca, the mighty Wookiee warrior, possessed a playful side that often revealed itself through his love for games. Despite his towering stature and fierce demeanor, Chewbacca relished in the joy of friendly competition. Whether it was aboard the Millennium Falcon or during rare moments of respite, he would eagerly engage in games that brought laughter and camaraderie to his companions.

One of Chewbacca's favorite games was dejarik, a holographic chess-like game. With his impressive strategic mind, he would strategically move the intricately carved holomonsters across the board, plotting his way to victory. The roars of triumph and the occasional growl of frustration would echo through the ship as he played, immersing himself fully in the thrill of the game.

Beyond dejarik, Chewbacca's playful nature extended to physical challenges as well. He would engage in impromptu contests of strength with fellow crewmates, challenging them to arm-wrestling matches or friendly wrestling bouts. The sheer power of his muscles and the infectious joy in his eyes brought an undeniable energy to these playful encounters, reminding everyone that even in the face of danger, there was always room for a bit of fun.

Image originally prompted in Midjourney.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height in the Bambu Slicer. 

Black to Layer 5
Dark Brown to Layer 9
Light Brown to Layer 18
Tan to Layer 39
White Paint on Certain Top Layers 


Thangs Hall of Fame Badge

Introducing the Thangs Hall of Game Trophy, a 3D printable decoration that celebrates your achievements on Thangs, the best place to find and share 3D printable models. This trophy features the Thangs Hall of Game image, which is a symbol of excellence and recognition for the top contributors on Thangs. I designed it because I discovered that Thangs has a [Hall of Fame](https://thangs.com/hall-of-fame?page=2&sortBy=mostWins) where features all the winners  some day ago. To celebrate my two wins I decided to design and print this. You can print this trophy if you win any time on the Thangs Weekly Leaderboard, or if you aspire to do so in the future.

The Thangs Hall of Game Trophy is a 3D printable model that you can download and print with any 3D printer and filament. It is designed to print in different colors with layer change, so you can create a stunning effect with the image. You can also print it in any size you want and use it as a decoration for your desk, table, or wall.

The Thangs Hall of Game Trophy is a perfect way to show your pride and passion for Thangs and 3D printing. It is also a fun and easy project to print and assemble. You can print it in gold, orange, and black, or experiment with different colors and combinations.

Download the Thangs Hall of Game Trophy today and join the elite club of Thangs winners!

ALL Frikarte3D designs are protected by the Copyright Law. By downloading, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT to sell any digital files or print models of my designs without my explicit written consent.

To sell them legally, message me so we can work out a deal.

Hope you like it! Any advice, or recommendation is welcome! Happy Printing!

I would be very grateful if you print it and put it on social networks to tag me at [@Frikarte3D](https://www.instagram.com/frikarte3d/)

If you tag me and have a private account or I don’t follow you, please send me a message so I can see your post and appreciate your work.

Thangs Hall of Fame Wall Art

Introducing the Thangs Hall of Game Wall Art, a 3D printable decoration that showcases your achievements on Thangs, the best place to find and share 3D printable models. This wall art features the Thangs Hall of Game image, which is a symbol of excellence and recognition for the top contributors on Thangs. I designed it because I discovered that Thangs has a [Hall of Fame](https://thangs.com/hall-of-fame?page=2&sortBy=mostWins) where features all the winners  some day ago. To celebrate my two wins I decided to design and print this. You can print this wall art if you win any time on the Thangs Weekly Leaderboard, or if you aspire to do so in the future.

The Thangs Hall of Game Wall Art is a 3D printable model that you can download and print with any 3D printer and filament. It is designed to print in different colors with layer change, so you can create a stunning effect with the image. You can also print it in any size you want and mount it on your wall with some adhesive or nails.

The Thangs Hall of Game Wall Art is a great way to display your pride and passion for Thangs and 3D printing. It is also a fun and easy project to print and assemble. You can print it in gold, orange, and black, or experiment with different colors and combinations.

Download the Thangs Hall of Game Wall Art today and decorate your wall with this amazing wall art!

ALL Frikarte3D designs are protected by the Copyright Law. By downloading, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT to sell any digital files or print models of my designs without my explicit written consent.

To sell them legally, message me so we can work out a deal.

Hope you like it! Any advice, or recommendation is welcome! Happy Printing!

I would be very grateful if you print it and put it on social networks to tag me at [@Frikarte3D](https://www.instagram.com/frikarte3d/)

If you tag me and have a private account or I don’t follow you, please send me a message so I can see your post and appreciate your work.

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