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ThemeParkBoy

Elevate your footwear game with our sleek Croc Spoiler! Crafted with precision using cutting-edge 3D printing technology, this stylish accessory brings the dynamic energy of racing to your Crocs.&nbsp;The Croc Spoiler features a streamlined design inspired by the aerodynamic spoilers found on race cars, meticulously recreated with sleek lines and modern aesthetics. Whether you&#39;re a motorsport enthusiast, a fan of speed, or simply seeking a bold addition to your shoe collection, this spoiler is sure to make a statement.&nbsp;Attach our Croc Spoiler to your shoes and let your style hit the fast lane! Whether you&#39;re attending car shows, cruising with friends, or simply adding a touch of racing flair to your everyday ensemble, this accessory is the perfect way to stand out from the crowd.&nbsp;With its sleek design and universal appeal, our Croc Spoiler is a must-have accessory for racing enthusiasts and fashion-forward individuals alike. So rev up your style, add a touch of racing flair to your footwear, and let your personality shine with our dynamic Croc Spoiler!

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PenolopyBulnick

Since I recently went to LEGOland, we had many fun minifigs / minifigures that we wanted to do something with. Since there were so many fun ones, it seemed a shame to put them in a drawer or box. I looked around for different displays to print but didn&#39;t love any, so I figured I would design my own!&nbsp;There are actually 2 here. The same design, but one is meant to be sturdier than the other, though both can hold up the figures. The sturdier one should just not bend as much when putting the figures on. You can also print as many middle pieces as you want as they will fit in anywhere.&nbsp;The design is made up of a left and right side, base plates with pegs (you need 7), a back piece, and a middle piece.&nbsp;It can hold an indeteriminate amount because the pegs go all the way across and you can pack them in as much as you want or spread them out. You can also alternate them a bit to show them off better. They can also hold things like animals. The figures can sit or stand easily on here. Even looks like bleachers if you want them to sit!&nbsp;Pieces need to be glued together. I used Gloop, but clear gorilla glue is also a favorite of mine. I used clamps to hold pieces in place while they are drying.&nbsp;The order of gluing that I recommend is: Base peg piece to both sides on the top and bottom (see image). Glue in the middle piece (or pieces if you are doing more than one). Glue the rest of the base peg pieces. Glue on the back piece.&nbsp;It is meant to be easy to print so while it is sturdy enough to hold the minifigs, I recommend holding the base from below when you push the figures on as shown in the 4th image. They will bow if you just push on them. Though, you can print more middle pieces for added support.&nbsp;I can alter it to make it smaller if there is a desire for it. Just need to give me dimensions/rows that you want.&nbsp;The sturdier version has thicker peg pieces that they stand on, includes a second middle piece (though you can print as many as you want for either version) and the sides were altered to fit the thicker peg pieces. &nbsp;You can find the tutorial talking about the design and assembly process on Instructables: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.instructables.com/member/Penolopy%20Bulnick/instructables/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.instructables.com/member/Penolopy%20Bulnick/instructables/</a>

Brick MiniFig / Minifigure Stand / Display

Kate 

Numimadosa

Hey, I created this Flower Wind Spinner for my mother&#39;s garden and decided to share it. You will need to print out 11 petals and if you wish to make the stem taller you may print multiple of the middle piece (see photo) as they all interlock with each other.  I also would recommend to GLUE the top part of the stem that connects to the flower (not the part that turn). I have included photos of assembly parts. Enjoy!!!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Flower Wind Spinner

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The Dragons Den

Spryo Youngling Dragon&nbsp;Printed mine at 80%. This dragon was made on my Live and I'm making this one a free model. I really love how it turned out even though it's hard for me to work and talk lol but it was fun showing how I make them. I hope you like this model.I added the 3d Builder mesh edit files as well. I have noticed that sometimes the 3d builder stl doesn't show up on the plate in Cura so what I do is click on the files name to the left bottom then then right click and click on center object then it shows up in the center. I hope this helps you.&nbsp;10% infill 3 to 4 lines .1 or .2 height No support Print in place Print with raft or brim if dosent stick&nbsp;Please feel free to post pics of your makes. I would love to see them. &nbsp;If you would like to sell the prints join us on Tribes or Patreon for a seller's permit. &nbsp;Copyright:All The Dragons Dens designs are protected by the Copyright Law. By purchasing, you do not have the right to sell any digital files or printed models.&nbsp;The Digital files are never to be re-sold, shared, or given away.&nbsp;To legally sell the printed models, you can get my permission by joining our community- <a target="_blank" href="http://patreon.com/TheDragonsDen411" rel="nofollow noopener">patreon.com/TheDragonsDen411</a>&nbsp;You can join The Dragon's Den Discord to exchange with me and the community. <a target="_blank" href="http://discord.gg/k2KFnXNuBV" rel="nofollow noopener">discord.gg/k2KFnXNuBV</a>

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