The best triply periodic minimal surface ever!

I put a bigger one here.

Version 1.5

A 5-pack of the hungriest pestilence found in the universe! Each scrapacius has a hinged jaw and ball-jointed neck joint. The legs are designed to grab onto 3mm diameter rods. Enjoys cuddling.
Each Scrapacius stands about 2cm tall.

This design is successfully tested in FUD and WSF. FUD is recommended to capture all the fine detail.

TFW2005 Radicon thread here.

This is slightly larger than the standard D20. In steel it has a heft that makes it feel more like a tool than a toy.

Step Twin - Stepped edge Die - a D6 die (dice) with stepped edges to compliment my 'Stepped corner D6' see; http://www.shapeways.com/model/156671/stepped_die_d6.html?gid=ug43177 .
This die has 18mm sides with 7mm tall numbers and 1.2mm stepping.

See also; http://www.shapeways.com/model/158405/stepped_die_d12.html?gid=ug43177 a D12 featuring stepping under the center of the numbers.

This is a d20 modeled after the Deathly Hallows from Harry Potter.

The Black Strong & Flexible set (red background) was hand-painted using Spanish Copper and Gold rub'n'buff (sold separately).

Alumide set was dyed black and painted with silver enamel (sold separately).

4c9o virus [force nano virus]

Inspired by the intricate and beautiful shapes of viruses and bacteria.
Watch HD video above or check out some highres photo's.

Materials
Succesfully printed in White Strong & Flexible.
Dyed strong & flexible could is experimental and available per request.
A polished version is unlikely to survive the process.

History
The original model was created in 2006 for a 3d photo collage.
One of the goals was to create a life-like photograph of non-existent objects.
As, at the time, I was pretty sure this was an impossible to produce object.

Then I discovered shapeways ;-)
So now it was succesfully created in real 3d!

Specifications
It is solid to not compromise the design and the price difference was marginal.
Outer diameter is 8.5cm/3.3 Inch and the tips are 0.7 mm quickly becoming wider.
Which overall makes it quite sturdy.

Please be careful with unpacking though, it may be slightly tangled in the bubble wrap.
Then again, mine already survived a 1 meter/3 foot drop, however, I do not recommend that ;-)
It should be treated as a delicate decorative object, it is NOT a toy!

Do you know the Companion cube? Well this is the companion dice!

side is read be number of planet gears on the top side.  spinning any gear should cause all other gears to move.  great care has been taken so die is perfectly weighted no mater what position gears are in.

Has been printed.  FUD is to soft to allow gears to work.  Looks really cool though.

Just a simple hollow die with some added weight. Center of mass is right in the middle.

The classic old school Mario from the NES version of Super Mario Brothers, carefully translated to 3D pixels.

This is a separately orderable part from the Mariorama sculpture, which can also be found in the Sevensheaven 3D Print Store.

All gears are connected: turning any one of them will cause the rest to spin!

Batman statue

The classic old school Goomba character from the NES version of the Super Mario Brothers game, carefully translated to 3D pixels.

This is a separately orderable part from the Mariorama sculpture, which can also be found in the Sevensheaven 3D Print Store.

The classic old school Koopa character from the NES version of the Super Mario Brothers game, carefully translated to 3D pixels.

This is a separately orderable part from the Mariorama sculpture, which can also be found in the Sevensheaven 3D Print Store.

Like the regular d9, but hollow. So maybe it won't roll as long.

The finished part shown in the second photo was cleaned up to remove excess support material, then primed. No other finishing was done.

Figurine of Jumpman from the classic Epix game. I had to slightly 'stretch' a few of the pixels to overlap at what would have been zero-area joints

One of 195 dice in my D6 Grid Die set. The entire set available at http://dicetest.com