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The Saab JAS 39 Gripen ("The Griffin") is a multirole jet aircraft in service with the Swedish Airforce since 1996. It is also used by the airforces of Brazil, Czechia, Hungary, South Africa and Thailand. This model is based on Kaboldy 's…
Due to a lot of flooding, mosquitos seem to have thrived recently. To both take less space in your gear and make it more accessible, this clip allows you to mount your Thermacell mosquito repellent on a backpack, bag or belt! The design…
The luxurious Penguin Galaxy edition of Frank Herbert’s original Dune features a beautiful cover by the designer Alex Trochut. This bookmark is a miniaturised homage to the back cover logotype with the letters D-U-N-E stylised in a…
Handheld Grenade, Dyakonov, model 1933 . I liked Hanoch's make of this iconic Soviet hand grenade in 1:1 scale, but I wanted to give it a shot to try and change a few things to make it slightly more accurate while not being that much more…
Just my take on a solution for displaying kit card aircraft on a slightly angled stand, with a distinct swoop but high stability. It's not a universal solution, but should hopefully fit many models. The stand comes as a kit card itself,…
The Messerchmitt Bf 109 (also known as Me 109) was one of the most iconic aircrafts of the Second World War, and is across its variants the most produced fighter in history. It entered service in 1937 and was at the time seen as very…
I found this model format incredibly cute, so I decided to make another little interpretation. This is not a very famous plane nor a very successful one, I just personally find it to be the most beautiful fighter of the Second World War.…
Designed this mostly for fun and because I couldn't find anything else like it. A simple but versatile percussion instrument with a hexagonal pattern grip surface. Depending on what you fill it with, you change the nature of the sound it…
The Saab JA 37 Viggen (double meaning; “The Tufted Duck”/“The Bolt”) was a multirole jet aircraft in active service with the Swedish Airforce 1972-2005. I just wanted to make one matching my Gripen for some nostalgic reason. This model is…
I needed an extra quick release plate and this seem to have been discontinued, so I drew up and simplified the one provided for my UT-43D II tripod with QHD-53B ball head. This replacement will fit a range of Velbon tripods (mostly of the…
Instead of metal dog tags, this is what the Red Army used during the second world war for identification. Refered to as "смертный медальон" - roughly "death medallion/locket". This black little bakelite cylinder was carried to contain a…
While the original clip is designed to be quick-access and multi-purpose, this variant was made to fit more securely onto the straps of most backpacks. The integrated hook and slight ramp makes it a lot harder to accidentally bump off,…
A few of these small black or brown bakelite containers was something every German soldier would be issued and required to carry in a uniform breast pocket. Each box contained 10 tablets of Losantin - calcium hypochlorite - which when…
A non-functional replica of the Soviet PMK-40 anti-personnel mine for reenactment and demonstration. These small pressure-sensitive mines were introduced in 1940 and were produced from Bakelite, then later from compressed cardboard due to…
Created this thing because I could not find anything like it available online. A model of the original whale oil tank from Dishonored, originally made to fit a octagonal glass jar for pesto. The model is mostly accurate, but I based it on…
This lens hood is made for the Rolleiflex Old Standard (K2) with a 28.5mm outer diameter taking lens. It replicates the design and size of the original and will also fit other cameras with the same filter size and a square film format.…
A copy of the Red Army's pre/early war cases for soap, tooth powder and tooth brush. Originally made out of celluloid plastic in a surprising variety of colours, both of solid and marbled varieties. The kits were produced in a smaller and…
A smaller and slightly simplified version of this iconic video game prop, designed for easier printing. Can be fitted with a electric tealight (<41 mm) or just a LED and a button cell battery to produce a nice glow in the colour of your…
With these lightweight legs screwed on, the Elektron Digitakt is raised to a more comfortable 25 ° angle. Mounted in reverse they instead raise the angle to 45 ° , with the cost of some stability. The stand should probably also work with…
To avoid glare and as an extra layer of protection, lens hoods are quite useful. As the original 1930's/1940's ones for my wide Elmar can be more expensive than the lens itself, I decided to create a printable one to specs. These are made…
This is designed as a replacement for the lens cap of this 1930's Franke & Heidecke Rolleiflex. The design has been simplified and adjusted to make it more suited for 3D printing, while still maintaining the general look of the original.…
This planter/pot is designed with a spiralling shape formed by its radially aligned lamellae. Adds a unique touch to your plants and your home. Printing The solid version can be easily scaled to your taste and needs. Just slice the model…
An extended version made to fit the Elektron Analog Four Mk I. It should also suit other Elektron devices with the same size chassi like the Octatrack, Analog Rytm Mk I, and Machinedrum Mk I. Measure your device if unsure. The cover is…
I liked Cameron's design for a cover panel, but needed one with a cutout matching for my choice of a thick cable going out through the side. Maybe someone else has use for it. The opening was made to fit a twice isolated RKXB, 2x1.5mm2…
Just modelled this to add to a blank lenscap for my Canon AE-1. Not sure when they stopped using this more stylish logo, but it was at least used into the 1980's. If printed as-is, mirror and print to a raft for easier application
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