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Hi Bambu Handy folks! Today I made these Area 51 Roblox models, thanks to MakeLab.

The SCP Foundation is an organization dedicated to capturing creatures; one day, I had the idea to publish these models, so I did. Credits to Schlossbauer, Ferdinand777, Macroglossum, and NovaDorium.

Granny—from the game that became a huge hit years ago in the "mascot horror" genre—is now available for you to print. That's right: you can print out Granny using this file.

In the vast world of "mascot horror" games, there is a very popular title called *Hello Neighbor*. It was known for the Neighbor's AI—a feature that, unfortunately, was not retained in the game's current state—but look on the bright side: now you can 3D print Hello Neighbor yourself.

Guest 666 is a Roblox creepypasta that was added to *Forsaken*, where he became even more well-known. One day, while walking around, he saw something glitched and wondered, "What the hell is this?" He touched it, turned into a 3D model, and thus the 3D model version of Guest 666 was born.

"Coolkid Cosplay" is the famous Forsaken skin featuring a John Doe 1x1x1 cosplay and a Jason cosplay—looks you can now bring to life with this 3D model.

One day, 1x1x1 was walking through a game looking for Shedletsky, unaware of what was about to happen. He spotted a glitched object, and upon interacting with it, he was teleported into a code environment where a 3D model was being generated—and that is how this model was born.

Just like with any other game, an update eventually arrived, and a new slasher appeared; Jason went from being one of the most popular killers to being viewed merely with nostalgia. But did anyone wonder what happened to Jason? It’s easy to answer that: after being deleted, Jason ended up in the junkyard, where he met Caine from *The Amazing Digital Circus*. Caine gave him a device, and when Jason touched it, he transformed into a 3D model—and that is the story of how Jason became a 3D model.

Noli, from the game *Forsaken*, is a killer—though, sadly, I at least don't know his lore. The one thing I *do* know is that this figure is incredible; the only downside is that printing it takes... well, heh... *more than 10 hours Original

In the world of Forsaken, Coolkid is the son of 007N7; however, after Spectro brought them to that world, they were forced apart—Coolkid becoming an assassin and 007N7 a survivor. They were condemned to fight each other for all eternity until, one day, Coolkid encountered and touched an object that caused him to noclip into "The End" level of the Backrooms. Upon logging into a PC there, he became trapped and transformed into a printable 3D model—and that is how this model came to be.

This articulated John Doe—unlike the other one I posted—isn't a Dummy 13; this is a classic-style Robloxian. The "Forsaken" John Doe is incredible, and I definitely recommend printing it, though I should mention there aren't any accessories for this great figure.

SCP-682 is one of the most well-known and famous SCPs, but what would happen if it were subjected to torture and ended up becoming a 3D model? Well, that’s exactly what happened, and now you can print your own SCP-682. It isn't articulated, but hey—it's SCP-682; what more could you want, bro?

Trevor Henderson's Siren Head is awesome—just like this one; it sounded better in my head, though XD

*Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning* is a video game that was popular between 2017 and 2020, but it saw a resurgence in popularity in 2024 thanks to *Fundamental Paper Education*. However, I’m not here to talk about Miss Circle, but rather Professor Baldi; I used the Dummy 13 model to create this figure, and I really enjoyed the process—even though it was easy to make.

Dummy 13 Locust: this model requires glue—specifically if you want it in color; if you don't want it that way, then that's fine.

Trevor's Cartoon Dog is a super terrifying creature, known thanks to Cartoon Cat and Siren Head; it's a brother, friend, or companion—I'm not exactly sure which—but the important thing is that it's part of the Cartoon family. I still haven't decided whether to make Cartoon Mouse or Cartoon Rabbit, but anyway, enjoy your Cartoon Dogs just as much as I enjoyed printing mine.

Bridge Worm is a creature created by Trevor Henderson, but what if Bridge Worm decided to be a toy? Well, that is exactly what happened: Bridge Worm enters people's homes and tricks them by feigning a harmless appearance—specifically, a sad little face. But when people get close, it tears off its outer skin to reveal a bloody, fleshy face underneath, which it uses to try and kill humans. So, beware of Bridge Worm; if it isn't stopped in time, you might just become the Road Worm.

Cartoon Cat Version 1—this was the version I was originally going to post, but then I thought, "Hey, you've got two models; you should post the other one instead." So I posted the other one, but then I told myself, "Well, just in case, I might as well post the old one too," and that’s how I ended up posting this.

Hi, my name is Verity—I'm your personal friend. That’s what you hear when playing the famous Verity Minecraft add-on that’s taking social media by storm. Now, you have an articulated version of him! To create this guy, I needed two base models; I’ll leave links to them so you can follow the creators and print those models out alongside my Verity figure. I used parts from SCP-096 and Slenderman And be careful—something is coming in 3 days, so stay tuned, hehe.