The Eiffel Tower by Mauricio Vives, built in Vokselia using Minecraft and exported using Mineways. I had to play with the settings for export (you can download the model and look in the .wrl at the top to see what values I chose). I *like* to think this model will print correctly. I did turn on "use lesser blocks", which sometimes doesn't work great with Shapeways, as the geometry has to be merged.

Battle flags are the target models in a game of Seej. Seej is an Open-Source tabletop wargame based around 3d printing.

This model contains 3 snap-together flags, typically used for pickup games of Seej.

Seej has 4 Core Rules:

1. Topple your opponent's flags to win.
2. Players must agree to the models used in a match.
3. Keep it friendly.
4. Show no mercy.

Expanded Seej rules and more information are available at www.s33j.net

The volume of space removed by the holes is consistent over all 4 surfaces therefore making the dice perfectly balanced. 2.5cm high.

Bricks based on measurements of actual Lego bricks. Studs ended up being smaller and under tolerance than holes.

Thin version of the Bourbonators card cap. This is the model for the sample that was shown at the meeting. This thinner version might be a better choice for one printed in stainless steel or other metalic/heavy materials. There will be a "Thick" version posted which will be, well, thicker.

Lost Forest Child with Mask

Little Bully Kid v2

Sad Plant Child

Replacement "Sorry" board game piece. Choose your color. Green and yellow colors currently not available. Available Plastic Colors: Blue, White, Black, Gray, Red, Pink, and Purple. Also available in other materials. This item makes a great token, novelty item, or paper weight when ordered in materials other than plastic.

With simple color

Modified to be affordable

The pieces fit together to make an infinte set of stairs with doors and platforms. The construction is self supporting. The doors open. Made with Tinkercad: https://tinkercad.com/things/0W9ys2bnh87

This is an entry to the contest at http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1494860-shapeways-building-contest-now-with-more-fabulous-prizes/. The original model is by Hackinon at http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/galidin-square-pvp-arena/ and I have entered Hackinon's model with his permission. Note: this model has very little to do with Mists of Pandaria (unless you use your imagination). Like I say, it was mostly a test, to make sure the Shapeways searcher is working, etc.

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A test, from http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/temple-of-the-moon-827492/ - sold at no profit to me, purposely made to cost $300 for the contest: http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1494860-shapeways-building-contest-now-with-more-fabulous-prizes/ Note I have removed this entry from the contest, now that the original creator has entered his entry - go vote for his here: http://www.shapeways.com/model/726488/temple-of-the-moon.html

Kurt Naef's Building Blocks (1955) were among the first of his designs for children and a core component of his Basel-based company’s educational philosophy. These blocks can be stacked and nested to form staggered constructions—bridges and towers, for instance—stimulating a child’s creativity. Ages 3 and up. (A set of 16 in wood is $160 at the MOMA Store: momastore.org/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay_Naef-Colored-Building-Blocks_10451_10001_141198_-1_26698_26700)

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