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For those of you who plan for Valentine's Day (or Mother's Day) and don't want to deal with having to throw out moldy cut flowers or the cheap feel of regular artificial flowers, never fear! You can print your own surprisingly heavy…
It's sort of amazing what you can do with a hunk of plastic: In this case, 3D printing a massive peony tealight. It comes in two parts: stamens and petals. In this case, I've printed this in clear(ish) ABS, though you can get a similar…
Spring is here (cue my favorite Tom Lehrer song), and the birds are singing and the flowers are blooming. Or not, in my case. I've had terrible luck getting peonies to grow and bloom in my region because it really doesn't get cold enough,…
This is a duck. It's supposed to be a swimming mallard (the reference photos I used had a few examples with curly feathers over its tail), so it has no feet. It should sit nice and flat on a flat surface, but I'm new to digital sculpting…
The red eyed tree frog is native to the tropical rainforests of Central America, and is pretty popular in the pet trade (only buy from trusted breeders). If you don't want the heartache of a dead pet frog, you can print your own. You can…
I have a hard time growing lotuses in my neighborhood, thanks to an abundance of raccoons (and the occasional duck) eating the seeds/leaves/roots long before anything grows large enough to bloom. So my solution is to print one because I…
Frogfish are in the same order as as their more famous relatives, the deepsea angler fish, though these tend to stay put on surfaces instead of free-swimming--hence, the ‘arms’ they use to help propel them. This model is based on the…
Australian lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri) . Honestly, I don't know much about the species other than what's in the Wikipedia article, but I do know that over at the California Academy of Sciences they have one that's estimated to have…
The bat ray ( Myliobatis californica ) can be found up and down the west coast of North America. Aside from the stabby barbed tail, they mostly come off as rather chill animals. The *.stl file uploaded lets you fill the eyeball with…
The Pacific spiny lumpsucker (Eumicrotremus orbis) are typically small fish (2-5cm from booper to pooper) that live along the northern-most coastlines of Japan, along the Bering Strait, all the way down to the coastlines of Washington…
Shysharks live in the temperate waters off the coast of South Africa, eating shellfish, marine worms, and the occasional small fish around the seabed. When threatened, they curl up and tuck their eyes under their tails. The ‘shy’ version…
Hydrocynus goliath (Goliath tigerfish) is a freshwater fish in the Congo River Basin. It mostly eats fish, but like any other animal, when times are tough they'll eat anything in the water that moves (including people, though rarely)…
Pacific ocean sunfish (Mola mola). This is not a normal mola mola. This sculpt, in particular, is in honor of an especially overweight mola mola that was at the Monterey Bay Aquarium some 20 years ago: the story that I recall was that the…
Sometimes serendipity strikes and you get the perfect photo of something awesome and whimsical, such as a tree frog on a lotus flower bud: Sometimes, you just have to fake it. So I have files for you to fake your own Wallace's flying tree…
This upload is slightly different from the kiwi cranium in that I finally sculpted a mandible! Approximate length from beak tip to occipital bone is 200mm. Scale the mandible appropriately (approximately 185mm) Sculpted in Blender based…
Ghost/abyssal shark sculpt. One of those deep-sea animals that reminds us, yet again, that the the abyss is a very strange and frankly scary place. I've updated the file so that the pupil is now a separate object: if you have a…
As a kid I remember my dad trying to grow lotus flowers by buying the dried (and sometimes spray painted) seed pods from floral shops and craft stores, then grinding them against the concrete patio until he made a hole in the seed coats…
Here's a 3d printable sculpt of a remora hiding in a manta ray's everything hole, just like what's described in this article . Print and Assembly Instructions Manta Ray Requires 5mm diameter round magnets that stack up to: 3mm each for…
The deep-sea lizardfish is what happens when something lives in the planet's metaphorical home cistern for too many generations: it gets very weird and terrifying dentition. I mean, seriously, look at pics of when it opens its mouth and…
Also known as the Honduran white bat, Ectophylla alba will bite the ribs of large leaves (like banana leaves) to cause the sides to droop to form a shelter against sudden downpours in tropical rainforests of Central America. There are two…
The galaxy frog measures up to 4cm from booper to pooper, and is native to the evergreen forests of southern India. And according to the Zoological Society of London , its habitat is threatened by unethical wildlife photography tourism…
If you've ever watched Spirited Away, you know the roasted newt—the favorite treat of the frogs and slugs working in Yubaba's bath house. Now you can print your own, either for a cosplay or because you're like me and the idea makes you…
The Pacific electric ray is in the order Torpediniformes of torpedo-shaped cartilaginous fish. Because they (vaguely) resemble ... torpedos? I guess it's from historic Syrian torpedo designs, like that episode of Mythbusters where they…
The genus Rafflesia are parasitic plants found in the rainforests South East Asian, living on the vines in the genus Tetrastigma (distant relatives of grapes). They're best known for producing the largest single flower in the world,…
A simple box in the shape of a fuyu persimmon. The calyx lid is a bit of a tight fit, but it's sturdy enough printed in PLA --I used a 4-layer wall thickness with a 0.4mm nozzle and it pops off with a little bit of leverage. If you want…
Deepsea lizardfish in a swimming pose. Not that they apparently swim all that often, but I figure that it's more interesting than one that looks like it's been mounted or soaking in alcohol.
It's a bard frog! It sings! It plays the lute! And now you can print your own and have it clutter up your TTRPG campaign or just sit on your shelf and make you wonder what you're doing with your life. Confuse a friend or enemy with a gift…
Skull study of the common kiwi (Apteryx australis), based on photos from Aves3d.com and Boneclones . Originally sculpted in Blender. Eventually, I hope to sculpt an entire articulated skeleton. I can't guarantee anatomical correctness,…
Pumpkin toadlets are notably small (1.2-1.9cm from booper to pooper). At that scale, they have certain issues with their inner ears: they don't hear their own calls, and they can't land when they jump . I've sculpted a version of a…
This 3d printable frog model is reasonably anatomically accurate rendering of Rhacophorus nigropalmatus (Wallace's flying tree frog); except, of course, for the knife. I printed this version in white PLA with the frog and the knife…
Pumpkin toadlets are notably small (1.2-1.9cm from booper to pooper). At that scale, they have certain issues with their inner ears: they don't hear their own calls, and they can't land when they jump . I've sculpted a version of a…
Do you want a tree frog dressed up as a DND-style barbarian for ... reasons? Now you can! This model is based on Rhacophorus nigropalmatus (Wallace's flying tree frog), and you can download the segmented version if you want to paint it…
Penguins can be awkwardly adorable on land. And like everything else in nature, it stays that way until you look a little too closely at the details. Like how the insides of their mouths have backward-facing spikes to help them hold on to…
Quick and dirty sculpt: Ghost kitty looking interested in ... something. It's a hollow sculpt of a draped figure. Light it from beneath. Print it extra large and leave it in a recessed corner. Print/paint it glow-in-the-dark and leave it…
It looks like just about every culture has some sort of weird and gruesome object made with people parts that always has me wondering who was on hallucinogens and why has this been handed down from generation to generation. And here is…
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