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I love this thread, especially the photos of collections of Shapeways shipping boxes. It lets me know I'm not alone with my growing pile of corrugated cardboard boxes. I don't have a single photo of all my prints, but I could probably Photoshop something together from my many separate photos.

Finally got around to taking a family picture

Here's the LucasPlus jewelry collection in Gold and Silver! Let me know what you think! It's available via the designer of the week spotlight too

Be sure to visit my shop at www.shapeways.com/shops/think

Hi everyone!!
I'm new to this kind of business but I've managed to create some cool stuff within Shapeways.
Here is the link for my online Shop:
https://www.shapeways.com/shops/GeneralStuff

Hope you like it :confused

Really cool

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my first try on shapeways!
i am quite nervous...

No need to be nervous - they look great! I especially like the polished bronze / gold plated brass ones.

Kate shared this with me! You can see more here http://shpws.me/pLvm

Here's my Role-Playing Counter collection, so far!
I took the pictures over the map I'm drawing for my next Dungeon & Dragons quest (I'm an avid player).

Axes (Waraxe, Greataxe, Axe):


Blades, Normal (Scimitar, Longsword, Greatsword, Bastard Sword, Dagger):


Blades, Special (Claymore, Double Swords, Sword & Shield, Rapier):


Blunts (Flail, Mace, Warhammer):


And finally the Magic Tome:

Oh, and I got a couple in raw brass too:

The brass look awesome! We featured some of the in the "Game Day" homepage collection

Thanks!
If I manage to sell a few I'll start ordering all of the pieces in brass...

My first prints , and a big collection.

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This is the jewelry box where I keep all my 3D printed LucasPlus creations!

Many excellent collections here, really nice to see.

I don't have my entire collection on photo, so here is a picture of my very first order and one of some later objects. Both taken with my mobile, so the quality could be better.

This is a part of my collection of 3D printed fractals when I showed it at the Paris Math fair (CIJM) a few weeks ago.

Oh my gosh, beautiful!!