Based on the iconic brick element #5170 and inspired by the beloved Space theme, this project is where classic aesthetics meet modern making, combining 3D printing with UV printing.

My new popcorn bucket from Legoland needed a bag of popcorn, so I made one.

[WIP] LEGO Ruler Update 14.01.2026 This idea has been floating around in my head for quite a while. After yesterday’s first showcase I’ve already added a bunch of improvements and refinements. The ruler is designed with LEGO geometry in mind: Its thickness matches a LEGO plate (including studs), and the sides are exactly sized to fit between studs. The whole idea is to have a proper measuring and layout tool while building MOCs, instead of eyeballing everything. There are two versions 1. Straight ruler Available in three sizes: ➤ 20 studs ➤ 32 studs ➤ 40 studs (currently printer-limited) What makes it special: ❖ Multiple rulers can be connected using a simple 1×2 plate, so two short rulers instantly become one long one ❖ On the back you’ll find a diagonal reference table for common diagonal distances ❖ In the center there’s a scale for axles, liftarms and brick lengths 2. Folding ruler Currently in two sizes: ➤ 32 studs ➤ 8 studs (pocket version) The folding mechanism uses two magnets, because printed hinges aren’t strong enough at this scale. This version can be: ❖ used folded as a compact tool ❖ unfolded as a long ruler ❖ or split into two independent measuring sections Because length and height scales start on the same edge, you can directly convert between brick height and length. ---- What both rulers can do Both versions support: ➤ Stud measurement ➤ Height measurement, down to plate-level precision ➤ Minifigure & Minidoll silhouettes on the back to quickly check build heights ➤ Holes for custom markers. insert a bar or connector to mark distances you use often ---- Why the pocket folding ruler is special The pocket folding ruler is probably my favorite so far: It’s small enough to keep on your desk, but when unfolded it becomes a surprisingly powerful layout tool. A full version of the video is also on YouTube. (German audio with English auto-subtitles) And for those who want to know, I don’t know what is planned for the tool. 😅 Maybe I’ll Beta test it first within my local community.

Inspired by the Minifig headgear, I designed Brick element #20695 as a classic Halloween pumpkin decoration aka. Jack O'Lantern. Named "Brick O' Lantern," it’s the perfect Halloween decor for every AFOL.

Added the parametric Model for the Baseplates

Prototyp prototype is done and v1.1 is already printing! The upcomming version will allow me to install the electronics and see if everything works as intended. Can’t wait to test it – stay tuned! #Comingsoon

Summer is coming – and that means parties, BBQs and family gatherings! Surprise your guests with a personalized name tag for their drinking glass. It's a fun and elegant way to make your event more personal – and it’s even ideal for weddings. This simple yet stylish design can be easily adjusted using the Parametric Model Maker. Choose any name, select your favorite font and tune the clip to match the thickness of your glasses – and you're ready to print! #Sharing Makes(Edited)

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The best part, you can change or replace any part of the model

Christmas is the season of creativity – and what could be better than a self-printed Christmas tree inspired by a classic? This modular 3D-printed tree brings festive charm to your home, while AFOLs will instantly recognize and love its iconic design. https://makerworld.com/en/models/820778

Some small tweaks and the model is ready 🎉

Hi guys, it's nice to have a way to interact with all of you. Thanks @MakerWorld for that. Here is a sneak peak of one of my next projects: