A 3D scan of a vintage Incredible Hulk Toy Chest lid.

This is a test scan using ReconstructMe and a Microsoft Kinect for Xbox.

I have been trying out many different 3D scanning methods recently, and this is one of my favorites. While the laser scanner I have at work can do a better job with capturing precision detail of static objects, it is slow and not good for scanning people. The ReconstructMe software is amazing, and scanning is fast, so scanning a person is so much easier.

This is a spinal column tea light holder. My wife asked me for a candle similar to one seen in the fourth Harry Potter movie, so I modified a free skeleton model into this candle holder. I have sliced it to fit on my Thing-O-Matic platform and print without raft or support. I then glued it together with acetone.

Here is a fully functional, printable, oscillating steam engine.

I started first building a horizontal double action steam engine (you can see it in the background of the video link below,) but while working out some bugs on that one, I decided to knock this one out quickly and post it first.

You can see a video of it in action here youtube.com/watch?v=BIfqFAG5olU&feature=share

I will call this engine the Mark I, just in case I build an enhanced model down the line.

I originally created this 3d file about 12 years ago for an old PC game project called GL_Tron. When I received my Thing-O-Matic last summer, this model kit is one of the first projects I thought about creating. After many hours modifing the original model it's finally it's done!

EDIT: I have now included individual part files per request.

This is a small gargoyle statue that I scanned with 123D Catch. This used about 40 photos to capture the 3D model. The results are pretty good.