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⚙ RECOMMENDED 3D PRINT SETTINGS Material: PLA or PLA+ recommended Layer Height: 0.16 mm for finer detail; 0.20 mm for faster prints Infill: 10–15% recommended for most models Wall Loops: 2–3 Supports: Enable where necessary based on model…
This semi-realistic prairie dog statue captures the animal’s iconic upright pose while remaining optimized for FDM 3D printing. The simplified fur texture and thick geometry ensure reliable prints, and the visible layer lines combined…
⚙ RECOMMENDED 3D PRINT SETTINGS Material: PLA or PLA+ recommended Layer Height: 0.16 mm for finer detail; 0.20 mm for faster prints Infill: 10–15% recommended for most models Wall Loops: 2–3 Supports: Enable where necessary based on model…
UPDATE: I made a version 2 of this design with a pivoting front axle, and a few other changes. It's a lot more fun to play with. :D ----- I needed a covered wagon for an object lesson, and didn't want to decorate a shoebox, as one source…
The Eagle Prairie Vase is designed to celebrate the majesty of the open frontier. Its gently rounded silhouette provides a warm, organic backdrop for the intricately sculpted eagle, whose proud stance and carefully etched feathers exude a…
If you downloaded the model, it means you are interested in it. Don't forget to like it, please!
If you downloaded the model, it means you are interested in it. Don't forget to like it, please!
The Version 1 of this Prairie Schooner covered wagon (without the bonnet) has a fixed front axle, which is fine for displays, but not as fun to play with. This Version 2 has a pivoting front axle attached to the tongue (with a…
Axe-Wielding Prairies Warrior Category: Creatures
Designed this to host Lithophanes of our recent River Cruise. This pattern has only the blank shade panels. See below for details on panel size and guidance for lithophanes. Added photos of assembly process. Filament I used is Hatchbox…
This is the logo of my podcast "Prairie Land Hunt'n." It's also just a cool Deer Keychain! The model is really oversized, so in Cura, I just changed the size on the y-axis to 40mm, and let it auto-size the rest!…
Replacement Battery band for 2002-2013 Kawasaki Part number 92072-1406 Category: Automotive
Replacement Front Fender Cap for 2002-2005 Kawasaki Prairie 650/700 Kawasaki Part No 11065-1204-6L (Red) 11065-1204-6A (Green)
This is an adapter block designed to allow the use of a Weber 32/36 on a Nissan Prairie M10 fitted with the CA18S engine. I'm not sure whether this will work with the CA20 or E15 model variants as I have only tested it on my own prairie.…
Inspired by some Frank Lloyd Wright large eave designs I made a ..soap dish to put this wood slotted deal on. It can be used as is or if you have a slotted catch to put on top. Printed on end (refer to build plate photo) should mean no…
These little one-room buildings were found in many western Canadian prairie towns in the early years of the 20th century. This model is based on photos and fire insurance maps from the towns of Watrous and Vonda, Saskatchewan, from 1908…
UPDATE: I made a version 2 of this design with a pivoting front axle, and a few other changes. It's a lot more fun to play with. :D ----- I needed a covered wagon for an object lesson, and didn't want to decorate a shoebox, as one source…
The Version 1 of this Prairie Schooner covered wagon (without the bonnet) has a fixed front axle, which is fine for displays, but not as fun to play with. This Version 2 has a pivoting front axle attached to the tongue (with a…
If you downloaded the model, it means you are interested in it. Don't forget to like it, please!
Inspired by some Frank Lloyd Wright large eave designs I made a ..soap dish to put this wood slotted deal on. It can be used as is or if you have a slotted catch to put on top. Printed on end (refer to build plate photo) should mean no…
These little one-room buildings were found in many western Canadian prairie towns in the early years of the 20th century. This model is based on photos and fire insurance maps from the towns of Watrous and Vonda, Saskatchewan, from 1908…
