This is something made for the 'Shapeways Building Contest' to hopefully win an Xbox 360. It took me a day and a half and it's almost perfectly to scale. I tried to replicate the temple as much as possible in minecraft, but made some edits to make it fit more.

Proof that it's easy to make fabulously expensive models easily with Mineways: size matters. This one's scaled to print out in color, so really adds up in cost, even with the base being hollow. That said, I didn't spend time making sure all the rooms inside the castle were filled in, so that they could be hollowed out later - I didn't think anyone would actually print this model out! Sarconix did, as a surprise. I suspect I could have saved maybe $20 by placing torches at room doorways and then using the "seal off entrances" option to fill the rooms (which would then get hollowed). Model built by Sarconix in Vokselia, vokselia.com

Built in the Minecraft world Vokselia by Mauricio Vives, then exported using the free Mineways program. See his site for more information, and see the video of its unveiling here. Mineways can now print with full textures applied to the model, but this is a nice print because of its simple solid colors. If you want textured versions, see the following here and here.

A model by fustyWumpus, built in the Minecraft world Vokselia, then exported using the free Mineways program.

From Alexander Boden, a cute little model. Every Minecraft shop needs a creeper! I just had to charge a $0.50 markup on this model (all other models of mine have no markup) to bring the price up to the correct value for a creeper.

I tried a 1 mm/block version of Sentinel Castle, chopping off the western tower and turning off trees, as the walkway there looks too thin to print safely. Shapeways may decide to not try printing this one, but I thought it would be interesting to see. It's certainly much cheaper!

My entry to the contest. Just something I made based on some Mists of Pandaria concept art. Looks a bit cooler in game, but hey, what are ya gonna do? Kinda hard to see but theres a little panda guy near the bridge, hes got a staff!

At New Spawn, the Admiral Benbow Inn has charmed visitors with its luxurious furnishing and its ability to keep them from getting killed by monsters. Built by Morgan in the Minecraft world Vokselia, then exported using the free Mineways program.

Not really a nice bracelet, a bit scratchy, but it's cool that you can print unbroken links of Minecraft blocks. The size per block is 3mm/block, so the textures can be seen pretty clearly.