A 1:20 scale model of a future Pre Fab Truss and Wall
Extruder

Full size 30' by 16' should build most wall panels,roof and floor truss's
It would make an ambitious Kickstarter project.

Cleaned up version of Thing 11710. Lion creature from Shadow of the Colossus game.

I ran the original file through Netfabb Studio and Netfabb cloud to clean it up. This file is supposed to be manifold, so it should slice well.

This Is the legs of a model of FM. The rest of the parts can be found on my thingverse page. lumping them together in a single post would be a violation of copyright laws. All of the parts will be placed in a FM collection once they are uploaded.

I realize he has no head. I am still working on it.

If possible I will try to create models of all 19 known Primarchs.

Primarchs should be printed at approximately 40% larger than a standard Marine.

This is an updated remix of the Single Use Model Rocket (see thingiverse.com/thing:87495 ). This version has a longer, solid nose to shift the center of gravity forward, and slightly longer fins, to pull the center of pressure backwards.

Prints as a single intact object.

First thing. Replacement monopoly game piece.

I couldn't find any accurate models of the 2009 and 2013 Star Trek reboot badges to wear to the opening showing. I found some good photos of official prop replicas and got measurements of one, traced them in Inkscape, exported as DXF and used OpenSCAD to extrude them and export them to STL.

This thing adapts a mini sized Estes Model Rocket Engine (i.e. size "A") to a standard size (e.g., size "C").

"There's always money in the banana stand."

Now you too can hint to your family member that "There's always money in the banana stand (click click)" with this banana stand piggy bank. This piggy bank is complete with trash barrel, A-frame sign, bananas, and the famous Bluth's Frozen Banana stand.

"I'm an ideas man Michael... I think I proved that with Bluth Banana Stand Piggy Bank".

This was a joint effort between me and my wife [Scintilla](http://www.thingiverse.com/Scintilla/designs/).

Simple small model rocket designed for single flight using an Estes "C" size model rocket engine and launch system. Prints as one complete object.

Updated 12 May: This is a modular Egyptian obelisk set that allows you to build dioramas, war game terrain, or whatever else you need a needle-shaped stone column to decorate. I know "capital" is not quite the right term for the part so named, since the pedestal is not a proper column, but it seemed the most likely for a clear description of its purpose.

Update 14 May: If you want a model with more surface detail, check out this file I just found, direct from Makerbot: thingiverse.com/thing:20271

I may eventually add some hieroglyphics versions to my file, but no guarantees.

I recently printed the huge bathtub submarine by Skimbal (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6432) and wondered that no one has created the missing details.
So I decided to do it.
In this download you will find the FWD and AFT divepanels / rudder, the propeller, the periscopes and the cannons.

The proteasome is the cell's recycler. Within this barrel-shaped complex, proteins are literally torn apart and chewed to shreds. How is such a brutal destruction machine controlled? Well, through the use of various caps and adaptor complexes of course!

This set of models includes the regulatory complex from trypanosomes (1FNT) "proteasomecap.stl"; the activator complex from yeast (1VSY) "proteasomeactivator.stl"; and finally the ubiquitin identifying complex also from yeast (4B4T) "ubidentifier.stl"

Each regulatory complex has also been modified to contain pegs that fit into holes in the flat sides of the proteasome barrel. Thus, each complex cam be attached reversibly to either side of the proteasome, assuming your printer is properly calibrated.

Go here to learn more tinyurl.com/dyrf9hd

This Minecraft Ghast has been designed to stand by using the three longest tentacles like a tripod. This maintains the illusion of random lengths tentacles while still allowing him to stand.

If you don't have a 3D printer and want one have it made at shapeways from my shop: shpws.me/nO1d

I designed this so that I could try to print it on my 3D printer and I wanted to have a project that I could actually upload to Thingiverse because everything else I am working on is for pending patents and/or is covered by Non-Disclosure Agreements. I hope to eventually have more time to work on my own 3D projects and upload them to CAD.

Thanks for looking and comments are appreciated.

It sounds like Jurassic Park 4 is returning to Isla Nublar. The most obvious plot (to me) is that a big game hunter will be organizing 'unique' hunting expedition which of course go horribly, horribly, horribly wrong. He'll need something to attract lovable, yet hopelessly naive billionaires, so on his office wall is a Hunting trophy!

Jeff Goldblum will invite himself along and later, shaking his head and looking at the first body will say something like 'Oh look, another demonstration of survival of the fittest'. That's the film I want! :)

I´m doing some printer upgrades and needed an extra Nema 17 motor to try out some new designs... So i printed one! ;-)

This motor is extracted from Makerbots The Replicator Assembly and not modeled by me.

An Android model split into three parts so it is printable without support structure.

Formerly a blaster for a prolific dwarven mining company, Ralph Siggurdson eschewed his clan code and went rogue, joining the trans-universal mercenary unit known as Baker's Dozen. Since the surviving Dozen retired and went their separate ways, Ralph was last seen relic hunting in Tunnelworld, the vast, labyrinthine complex sprawling beneath the waste-world of Eden 2.

Ralph is modeled in 54mm scale and is an RPG character created by thingiverse user Foolsgmbit and modeled by myself

thingiverse.com/foolsgambit/designs

I wanted to make an extra large model, and decided to use pins to connect the pieces together instead of using glue.

Total size is about 13" x 9".

I can get about 115mm in the X axis and 120mm in the Z axis with my TOM, and this model was scaled up to the max my machine will support.

I cut the model up with NetFabb, then used Blender3D to create sockets for the pins.

I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to play with a Phantom Omni Haptic device recently (if you are unfamiliar with what this hardware interface does, just give it a google, it offers incredible potential for 3D modeling). I loaded the Celtic Skull file into Geomagics Claytools, and with the Phantom Omni 'pulled' horns out of the skull.

So... enjoy this slightly more demonic augmentation of our friendly Thingiverse Celtic Skull. Cheers!

Formerly a member of the trans-universal mercenary company, Baker's Dozen, Emer soon after became the star of the hit Teledrome-produced reality series, "Pig Tracker." Emer's whereabouts have been unknown since the Teledrome's destruction at the hands of the Lost Agency, though some believe him to be the true identity of the "Desert Phantom," a mysterious gas-masked survivor who haunts the poisoned wastes of Eden 2.

Emer is 54mm scale and is on a 40mm base. He's an RPG character played and created by Thingiverse user Jeremy8077 thingiverse.com/Jeremy8077/designs and was modeled and printed by myself.

This Dalek model is derived from guydebored's models. I wanted to print a larger sized Dalek on my TOM, so I sliced up the model, but I didn't want to glue the pieces together.

I've always wanted to connect split up parts with a pin connector, so this is the first time I've tried something like that. I used the PLA Cube Gears as a template for creating my pins and sockets.

The added benefit of using the pins is that each section, including the head can spin.

The models, especially the bottom part, aren't perfect, but I've ran them through netfabbcloud, and they slice and print without any issues.

A 3D model of a carotid artery at the level of the bifurcation, created from a magnetic resonance (MRI) angiography scan.

Hollow edition...

This is mostly just an example of my idea for action figures. It incorporates the use of polyurethane and the dual extruder.

I'll be looking forward to seeing more versions of action figures using this method.

I really loved the original Garden Toad by SSW, but the STL had some non-manifold gaps and Slic3r was not giving me the same platform that I saw in the original photos. (I thought it looked like wood planks, but mine came out with a mostly flat puck and some warning messages.)

So I edited the base in Blender, and made a new base out of a cartoony lily pad, a perfect throne for this king of warts.

The photo shows what 0.150mm layers and 0.4mm nozzle can do on a Printrbot, with MatterHackers gold PLA.

This is functional copy of a sycamore seed. It really flies!

Have you ever wanted to find the perfect one that flies the best? This is your chance to design it. And the best thing, once you have found the right design you can always print another when it blows away.

One excellent (and common) alternate use for Pocket-Tactics figures is as miniatures for RPG encounters. Because of this, I've started designing some modular map tiles fitted to their scale.

Each square is 15mm x 15mm, and represents a standard "increment" of space in your game world (roughly 5 feet or 1.5 meters). This makes them perfect for D&D and similar games systems, and will work great with any 15mm scale miniature ranges. (Khurasan, Splintered Light, etc... look them up, they're fantastic!)

For the full Pocket-Tactics range of models, here's the collected sets, single units and, of course, Pocket-Dungeons (which has some classically RPG-themed models):

thingiverse.com/dutchmogul/collections/pocket-tactics-sets

thingiverse.com/dutchmogul/collections/pocket-tactics-mercenary-units

thingiverse.com/dutchmogul/collections/pocket-dungeons

They print really easy and with plenty of space on a Replicator platform,so print a ton of these plates and build an epic dungeon! Check back for expansions and different tile types... plenty more to come!

This is a model of Bill from L4D. Nothing special, just him standing there. Available in .obj and .stl formats.

A entirely printable steve model with face and pickaxe.

It uses 1.75mm filament to attach the arms to the body.

The v2 version is a bit more stable standing up by moving the centre of gravity of the head back. It allows the arms to be angled higher.