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A little standee for boardgame cardboard figures. It fits in games as Gloomhaven or Into the Deep. I recommend printing a test model before printing a batch, as different brands of filament can produce slightly different dimensions of the…
A dinosaur themed paint pot stand to prevent spilling the paint by mistake while working. Compatible with Games Workshop Citadel paint and other similar pots. The dinosaur's neck helps keep paint cans open and the tail serves as paint…
Templates for drawing toilet signs. It includes two models, one with the most common signs, which could be used at home, and another with accessibility extras and a no-smoking sign. As they are flat models, they do not require supports.
Turtle water bucket for cleaning your brush. Shell also serves as a brush holder. No supports needed.
Praise the great Sir Toadore, the magnificent winged unitoad, king of the swamp, all mighty lord of the shrooms. There are also versions without the mushroom and with a circular base. Model based on the amazing work of Luvamiart , here's…
Easy and cheap way to reduce vibrations and noise from the printer. You just print four copies, then put cheap sponges in them and use them as feet for your Tina 2 printer. It's sized for small sponges, if you don't have any of this size…
A dice tower made to ressemble the “trojan rabbit” made by the knights of Arthur in the movie “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”. Needs support for the ears and part of the wheels, but the inner path of the dice doesn't need supports so…
Can Holder in the shape of the anime character Totoro with a big leaf as the handle. Created in Blender , this model is adjusted for a 330ml can.
A mash up of the Ghibli character Totoro and Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson. I doesn't need supports.
A mashup of Ghibli's character Totoro and the star of the AppleTV series, Ted Lasso. It doesn't need supports.
Resources for the boardgame Victorian Masterminds. The game is amazing and the components are visually appealing, but the cardboard bolts and copper plates seemed a bit too simple for me. So I designed and printed 3D tokens for both…
Tabletop miniature of an armored car with plenty of weapons. The size of the model is fit for use with a base of the boardgame Crash Derby.
Tabletop miniature of a retro car of the early twentieth century. The size of the model is fit for use with a base of the boardgame Crash Derby.
Jorōgumo is a yōkai (creature of Japanese folklore) that is part woman and part spider. My version is based on this design of Iratxe YC: Link to her art page: https://www.instagram.com/iratxe.yc/
Tokens for the boardgame Newton. Although I like the overall design of the game, the Victory Points and the Work track token seemed too impersonal and generic, in contrast with the student and scientist meeples. So I designed new ones for…
I made the character from Mad Max Fury Road and Furiosa, Immortal Joe, meshed with My Neighbour Totoro from Studio Ghibli. Just for fun :)
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