Not for sale, because the train lines in the model are unlikely to print - unsupported, they'd probably snap off during cleaning. This model would run about $69.

Might even print OK.

Regloh's tower in Vokselia. More important to me, it proved that umlauted characters can be accepted by Shapeways' uploader.

The antenna's struts are too thin at 0.7 mm/block for Shapeways to risk printing. This is a 1.4 mm/block version - too small for color printing, but I believe thick enough to print in White, Strong & Flexible.

I don't know if I'll ever print this one, but it's the chain model using the Glimmar texture pack (tres steampunk).

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.

From here, a model by Nefashu, http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/minecraft-world-in-a-bowl/, at a safe (but expensive) 2 mm/block. Note that the inside's hollow, both to make it cheaper and to make it cooler (you can peek inside the hole). I've added no markup in cost to the model (no money for me), this was just a cool model and I thought I'd give it a try. Anyone can download the model and put it up at their own store (hint, hint, Nefashu).

CrazyCake's lab, with his elevator and other experiments. The redstone export looks pretty good at this point, though of course torches are too thin to really print out as-is.

The lower floor of the lock mechanism. Not for sale, as there are a lot of thin hanging walkways and wire paths that would undoubtedly break off if printed. Pity, as the model runs just $23.21.

At 1 mm/block, with trees removed (they'll snap off), made with Mineways. From this world, down south ("east"): http://www.minecraftworldmap.com/worlds/qOZF6 - Really, this model has a number of internal rooms which should get sealed off (manually, by placing torches at the entrances) and then hollowed out. I think this would save $20 or so. But, I'm doubting anyone will actually buy this model; it was fun to export and examine. Download and check it out with the SAP Viewer Complete, for example.

The other half of the model here: http://www.shapeways.com/model/415952/teapot_cutaway.html?gid=ug

Not a thrilling model, just a piece of my rollercoaster and the mad music generator. Done at 2.5 mm/block in hopes that the textures are sharper and the roller coaster stronger & printable.

pmin's bridge in Vokselia.

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 from Minecraft using Mineways, from this model - printed at 1 mm/block so that it's cheap. I sent Notch a copy (and credited _disco, the creator, of course).

Ariock sent this test file for solid color VRML export. Though the preview is a bit wrong (Shapeways has a limit of 16 solid colors in their previewer), it prints out fine.

A smaller version of the Mushroom Village (3" wide!), built in Minecraft by Team Atlas, exported with Mineways. I haven't tried to print this one out yet., but it should come out fine. See the larger printed version for a photo, and the tiny version for lots more photos.

As usual, I've added no markup to the price - this is just for fun.

1.7 mm/block (any larger and the thing won't fit in the printer), I like to think it would hold up to printing. A very tall model, 13 inches high, taking advantage of the new Anvil format. From xxx (TBD).

This is a 2 mm / block version of Solamar. So, the photo here is the 3 mm version, which you can buy here: http://www.shapeways.com/model/740800/solamar-v52.html Don't expect the textures to be as nice as with the 3 mm version! Created by Sterling Babcock in Minecraft and exported using the free Mineways program (http://mineways.com). This colorful building comes in four parts and has one of just about every block in Minecraft. See more pictures and description here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11998354@N07/sets/72157631668904036/with/8049057954/. I haven't printed with Shapeways yet, it looks like Shapeways has improved its geometry cleanup so this model should work fine. The tall lamppost is likely to snap off. The riverbed has dried up in cleanup, I wish I knew why. There are likely to be some minor printing errors with texture - notice how the peak of the roof has some texturing error.

From http://www.planetminecraft.com/project/deerassassins-medieval-building-pack/, sold at no profit. As usual, exported with Mineways.

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.

Mushroom Village, built in Minecraft by Team Atlas, exported with Mineways. See it in a video. I've made more affordable small and tiny versions.