Alethia - alien princess - rescaled and rotated. Made with Mudbox.

arc reactor base holders this piece connects to the base

Cutaway of the Museum of the Stuff, suitable for color printing. A model by me, using the program binvox to voxelize the famous Utah teapot. This building houses the Museum of the Stuff, one of each type of block is kept within. Built by hand in the Minecraft world Vokselia, then exported using the free Mineways program.

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arc reactor ring lights this piece connects to the base *This piece was updated today since I saw what i have to fix based on its arrival today the wall thickness was thickened to 1.7 I believe.

Gear 36 teeth, pitch radius 18mm

Command capsule clear 1/700 scale. 6 required. Fits to: Outboard Module (1 per unit)

16 turrets to fit classic plastic 6mm rhinos.

All turrets have identical bases with a hole to fit a 2x1mm disc magnet

edit: updated to fit new specifications for FUD

 On30 Boxcab loco 

Smaller version , Better size to run with Chivers stock and the like

Takes Ho switcher chassis

My secret laboratory in Vokselia, this is a cutaway view exposing many of its mysteries.

H0 scale model of the famous Austrian Railways E1082.01. Built only once was the design of the electrotechnical part of the engine 50 years ahead of her time. Its available in WSF or BSF and - slightly scaled - also in FD. See required additional parts to complete the model!

Latch for 1960's era Arcadia brand screen door. Original was injection molded plastic with a shiny, polished finish. Arcadia no longer sells spare parts for these vintage doors, so homeowners need to scavenge or fabricate replacement parts.

I've printed these in "black, strong, and flexible", "gray robust", and "black detail." Black detail gives the best finish - the finished piece has a slightly matte finish compared with the original, but it's not disagreeably so. Black detail's underlying material is also black, so surface scratches won't expose white plastic as "black strong and flexible" will.

Photo shows original part, part printed in "grey robust", and part printed in "black detail."

This version is improved over my original design with slightly thicker walls for better strength.

Lantern for footpath in Z scale (1/220). A small 0402 LED can be fitted to light the lantern. Read the build instructions on my homepage for more information. I am currently working on a revised version, the original version was too fragile in print.

Soviet 1960's era concept

Crazy Cake's Parthecube, with cutaway so you can see some of the insides. From Vokselia, http://vokselia.com

This model of 4179 Toutatis, an asteroid 4.6 km long, was constructed from observations by the radio telescope at Arecibo, by Dr. Steven Ostro. More about it is here.
I got the model from Dr. Ostro, but this data is public, so I've made it available for download. Many more asteroid models are linked from this NASA page, search for "3-D" to find them.
Enjoy!

A tiny version of the Mushroom Village (1.5" wide!), built in Minecraft by Team Atlas, exported with Mineways. This printed out great. Also see the larger printed version.

As usual, I've added no markup to the model's cost - this is all just for fun.

Exported using Mineways, this one's priced at $25 for the white, strong, and flexible material; the cheaper $5 version is on the right. A model by me, using the program Binvox to voxelize the famous Utah teapot. This building houses the Museum of the Stuff, one of each type of block is kept within. Built by hand in the Minecraft world Vokselia, then exported using the free Mineways program.

5-spoke 52mm RC Car rim

An Super Mario Star Keychain with an Christmas Hat. You can add a short text on the backside please include also the Font you want it in. If you have more than 20 characters or any other question just ask me!

A n-scale bi-foudre wine tank wagon.
It is designed to be used with Peco chassis NR-123 (4-5 $ USD)

Simple model of the Blender mascot, Suzanne. It's perfect as a little desk buddy. The model is hollow and has a single escape hole on the under side.