one of the tardis keys from the original series of doctor who

This is the Enterprise from the 2009 Star Trek movie. It's as close to the movie model as my SolidWorks skills allowed.

USS Lexington

A simple holder for your AA battery's. You can scale it down to 0.725 to fit AAA battery's

Hold your Batteries in place with this Battery Holder. It can contain up to 8 AA Batteries and 8 AAA Batteries.

Edit:
The battery holder version 2 has small holes in the bottom plate, otherwise it's identical to the original version.

This is a continuation of my cookie cutter series and is of a vintage WWII style aeroplane.

For those of you who have ever played the Battlestar Galactica boardgame, you will appreciate the use of this token. Especially Phase 5.

My son is fond of his scotch tape. He wanted a dispenser since the refills didn't fit in his old one.

The openscad file is somewhat parametric but is untested it with any other settings.

It uses syvwlch's awesome thread library ( thingiverse.com/thing:8793 )
So, you'll need that if you want to use the scad file.

This is Part 2 from the beloved series "Mini Giant Monsters Dioramas". These figures are available in the MakerBot Store Gumball Machine for October 2012. Collect 'em all!

Created by Jason

The Great Pumpkin

"each year the great pumpkin rises from the pumpkin patch that he thinks is the most sincere"

Modeled in Tinkercad tinkercad.com/

This one actually prints well. No need for a long story.

Some different sized bag clips. I wanted the sturdiness of thingiverse.com/thing:5627 and the one piece hinge of thingiverse.com/thing:2868 so I redesigned with the best aspects of both. I also removed the sharp edges so it is comfortable to apply pressure to it.

UPDATE: Use v2 files

These things need to build boxes, drawers, and more with the corrugated cardboard recovering from old boxes, you can create different shapes.
it's amazing when it can be resistant cardboard and it is a shame to waste.
Printing with PLA and get a 100% environmentally friendly product!

MineCraft Action Figures.
Mine Craft Movable head,arms and legs. Comes with equipment to fit in his hand:
Sword, Pick Axe, shovel and Tool ho

I have this trick of making chain mail with soda can tabs. The mail looks best if all the tabs are bent to exactly the same angle, which is very hard to do without a jig. So I printed this custom insert for a commercial pair of jeweler's forming pliers, which indexes and bends a single tab exactly the same way each time.

Printable model of the Enterprise, cut for efficient printing. Need to be glued together after printing.

This isnt a scale model but rather an easy to print f-15. I dont have the skills to make a highly detailed scale model.

This is a Buddha scan I found on Sketchup Warehouse. I really liked the detail and it printed fairly well on my ToM using the MK7. I still don't have the MK7 configured properly as my prints are a little squished. In this case Buddha doesn't mind. In fact he said I should not worry, nor should I be attached to how he looks or be judgmental. Instead I should surrender to the moment and live in the now.

A wind up walker enhanced Totoro!

This is Totoro with the wind up walker negative (created by tbuser) applied to create the Totoro Walker.

It's a TRAAAAP!

This is a simple thing to help you carry your bags. It doesent hurt your finger, and is really elegant to use.. (=])

Introducing Pocket-Dungeons! A modular, competitive dungeon-crawl for two to six players.

With modular, tile-based board design and randomized events, no two games will be alike. Dynamic, tactical game play allows for quick resolution as players control treasure-hungry dungeon delvers vying for gold and glory.

This game has been designed with Pocket-Tactics in mind and the pieces and rules sets will be able to cross over and expand the depth of each range.

For the Pocket-Tactics stuff, head on over here: thingiverse.com/thing:27257

Also, check out our blog for updates on our projects, contests and the like: illgottengames.blogspot.com/

All models designed in the amazing Tinkercad: tinkercad.com/users/bHIdLANxoGl

Neil Armstrong (August 5, 1930 – August 25, 2012)

Created by Todd

An art toy to be used to draw patterns on a paper. In the SketcUp file there are different sizes of the big inward gear.

Update: A friend found the real name of the thing its a: Spirograph - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
I didn't know that when I made it. :)

Symbol for the Imperial Guard Penal Legion. Adeptus Custodes

It's not a miracle! And I may not be a believer anymore but you have to admit this is one impressive statue.

A scary looking skull with celtic pattern all over it. Can be usefull for guys who've already started preparing for Halloween.

You can also check out other models on our new 3D publishing site Viewshape.com created for people who'd like to share their 3D models with the world.

This is for the current generation of roku media players. It allows you to easily mount your roku to a wall, back of tv or any other flat surface. I designed it to either use screws for wall mounting or double sided tape for mounting to other surfaces. Visit struvedesigns.com if you interested in having one made.

Just saw I got a mention on lehsys.com/2012/08/hey-roku-wheres-the-mount-for-it/

7 years ago my dad pulled me aside and asked what I would like to have gifted to me in his will. I asked for this Buddha statue that's been in my family since I was born. My dad blinked and then just handed it to me and said, "Here you go, why wait?" It's a simple Buddha figure with simple lines. The scan didn't turn out that good, but it'll do for now. I'll scan it again when Autodesk comes out with a new version of 123D Catch.