Remix of the WORBY System!

Check out the remix of the WORBY Model! Any ideas for more architectural building blocks? #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Homegallery #Architecture

Wall Storage with architectural elements - check it out! #Contests #Organizer #Newmodel

WORAS - Wall Organizer with Reimagined Architectural Silhouettes WORAS is a remix of the WORBY system that brings in architectural and urban planning elements. By turning everyday organizer parts into simple building-like shapes and spatial structures, the design plays with the idea of creating a small, abstract cityscape while still staying practical. #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Homegallery(Edited)

Thank you for 600 followers! Quick announcement: I decided to make some adjustments to the branding and changed from ModellKontor to Planar. Also there is a little instagram account in the making. Check it out! https://www.instagram.com/planar_x/

The city that grows - urban bonsai |competition entry A bonsai tree formed from miniature buildings, where architecture replaces nature. The structure grows upward like a living organism, while the green rooftops in the branches evoke foliage, blurring the boundary between urban space and organic growth.

Wool bowl V3 flowers As advertised a new design for the wool bowl!

Tried out a new way of combining the ripped design often used in my models with the relatively new feature of the fuzzy skin. Got inspired by @k0nur (K0nur’s Things)* planter and needed to transfer this idea to new shapes and forms!

07.03.2026 adjusted print profile for more stability After a lot of positive but also some negative feedback regarding issues with failed prints I adjusted the print profile. Essentially there is no filling anymore, but 5 walls. Shoutout to @Patrick3DBerlin for testing relentlessly and publishing the results ultimately contributing to the new print profile! Working on a 3rd wool bowl - stay tuned!

Bring your bookshelf to life with this atmospheric 3D-printable Book Nook, inspired by classic brick façades and softly glowing city lights!

This model is a detailed recreation of a real historic brick building, based on my own reference photographs. Its multi-color masonry façade, round-arch windows, and corrugated metal roof make it highly complex for conventional multi-material printing. Currently printed in five parts due to excessive color-change time and filament waste, this design highlights the potential of the Vortek H2C to enable efficient, single-piece, uncompromised multi-material prints! Kontor

Step into the quiet, sparkling magic of the North with this fully 3D-printable Christmas Village!

+++ Scary Acorn +++

Kaiserdom zu Speyer The competition sparked my interest and inspired me to model a larger structure. Germany offers an impressive variety of churches and cathedrals. During my research, I came across the Imperial Cathedral of Speyer. Construction began between 1024 and 1030, and in 1061 the building—then the largest church in the world—was completed and consecrated. Since 1981, this Romanesque masterpiece has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Welcome to my most complex 3d print yet! My interest in architecture inspires me to recreate and print models of this kind. After a lot of modeling, adjusting and printing I´m excited to share this medieval house!

Acorn bird house UPDATE V3 - 07.09.2025 — There is now a print profile with only one opening available! The lid stays the same and is therefore still compatible. ---

After overwhelming feedback and inquiries - a new design for the wool bowl!

Mushroom brush holder New design for a brush stand designed as a mushroom. It´s AMS lite compatible, if you want only one color on the top use the print profile without AMS. Depending on the filaments accuracy, you can add glue to the connection so it stays tight. There is a small amount of tolerance taken into account. Have fun printing!

Miniature color palette - Cute little accessory for artists!

Kontor Finally i could bring my logo to life! Inspired by a Kontor, a commercial building type in the 18th century, the little house is composed of two structures connected by a corridor. Enjoying summer involves relaxing in the sun with delightful weather and a nice surrounding. For example having plants all over the place. Giving them a sweet little addition can only improve the mood!