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This is a snap-fit 2-part frame designed for hanging theater playbills. It is sized for NY Broadway playbills, taking into account small variations between the 9 I had on hand. I'm not sure if this size is common internationally, but…
I made this sign for my Reddit Secret Santa giftee in 2018 since she was really into Broadway (shows). I don't know much about Broadway but I know they use marquee letters to advertise their shows! Video all about it:…
Parts for replicating the Broadway version of Willy Wonka's cane, as used in 2017. The models are not a 100% accurate. Use a 8mm metal tube (Aluminium) for the inside, tap both ends of the tube for M6x50mm set screws. Use Loctite thread…
Tree ornament I made for a cousin who has aspirations for broadway. I uploaded a blank version and it can either be changed via step file or simply add a negative text space in your slicer to add the name. be sure in the preview that your…
Scale to fit whatever size you're looking for. Recommend setting color changes at text start, text end, and ‘lights’ start.
This is a snap-fit 2-part frame designed for hanging theater playbills. It is sized for NY Broadway playbills, taking into account small variations. The backplate is designed and tested to snap fit into the frame without any scale…
We are planning a broadway-themed event for our daughter and my wife and I have been working on centerpiece ideas. After a lot of experimentation I have this design to share. It's a box with spaces to put a theater playbill cover,…
Print on their side like the clips in the original model.
This mount can be either mounted on a wall, or under a table. There are 4 screw holes but only requires 2. On the back, there is a beam to hold cables in, and for wall mounting. There are 2 pieces total, one that mounts to the wall/bottom…
I was a victim of return fraud, so rather than perpetuate it or send my mirror to a landfill, I made some parts to restore functionality of the Broadway Mirror (aff link) I got. The bottom grips press into place on the mirror, and the top…
