The galaxy's most beloved (and lethal) assassin droid, ready to watch over your desk with calculated menace and a flair for the dramatic.

Some of the very first toys any of us ever played with were blocks. There's something timeless about stacking one thing on top of another, knocking it down, and doing it all over again. 🧱 I wanted to make a version of that classic toy that does a little more — something a child can grow into. So I designed ShapeStack: chunky blocks where the character raised on top nests into the engraved base of the next one, so the tower actually clicks together as it gets taller. It comes in three ready-to-print sets: 🔢 Numbers 0–10 — each numeral lives on a different shape, and each block also carries a dice-dot count, so kids link the symbol "3" to three dots while they stack. 🐶 Animals — a little Dog → Cat → Mouse → Cheese "food chain" tower with friendly faces. ⬟ Shapes — square, triangle, pentagon, hexagon, circle and star, each showing its own symbol. But here's the part I'm most excited about: the whole thing is fully parametric. Want to spell your child's name? Build the alphabet? Make a counting set in their favourite colours, or even a deck-of-cards stack with the spade/heart/club/diamond shapes? You can change the shape (14 of them), size, colours, fonts, and every character on every face. I've shared the OpenSCAD source and presets so you can remix it however you like. I also tried to make it genuinely kid-friendly: big rounded blocks, no sharp edges, no tiny detachable parts. And because the letters and numbers are both raised and engraved, they can be traced by touch — so it works nicely for tactile learners and kids who need a bit of extra support too. ♿ It's free to print, share and adapt. If you make one, I'd love to see your colour combos and your own custom sets. 🙂#Contests #ChildrensToys

ShapeStack is a set of chunky, stackable learning blocks that interlock into wobbly towers and teach while kids play

The farm boy who became the galaxy's greatest hero, ready to take command of your desk.

The Jedi hunter doesn't knock, he comes straight through the wall.

##Contests #Hostedbycreator #Thebreachcontest This is my entry for The Breach contest. Printed on my Bambu Lab P1S and hand-painted with acrylics: weathered bronze armor, grimy green skin, and a scenic ruined-city base. 55mm, scales down to 32mm heroic for the table — D&D 5e / Pathfinder ready. 👉 Print him here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2938974-orc-reaver-d-d-the-breach-took-him-first-55mm#profileId-3291223 Would love to see him painted in your own colours — drop a photo if you give him a go. 💜(Edited)

The calm and compassionate Jedi Master Plo Koon from the planet Dorin, ready to bring serenity and quiet strength to your desk.

The faceless face of the Galactic Empire, standing guard over your desk in pristine Imperial fashion.

The reprogrammed Imperial enforcer droid with the driest wit in the galaxy, standing tall to guard your desk with brutal honesty and unmatched loyalty.

The most iconic foot soldier of the Separatist army, ready to stand guard at your desk with the unwavering loyalty (and questionable competence) of the Trade Federation's finest.

A print-in-place book-shaped box where EVERYTHING is parametric — not just the size, but the compartments, the closure, the text on every face, the SVG you stamp on the cover, and every color. One model. Infinite versions. 📐 15–225 mm, up to 48 compartments 🔒 Magnet, slit-and-tab, snap tongue, or open 🎨 Custom text or SVG on cover, spine, AND back 🌈 Independent colors per zone, AMS-ready 3MF 🖨️ Print-in-place, no supports, no assembly To show what's possible, I'm shipping three ready-to-print profiles from the SAME model: 🪖 Mandalorian — Mythosaur skull, "This is the Way" spine 💻 BIY Classic — OpenSCAD-themed, looks like a tiny .scad file 📦 Mini — pocket-sized, single compartment Open the Customizer and make it yours. Submitted to @Mafagrafos' Parametric Home Decor Design Contest. Because one-size-fits-all never fit anyone. #Contests #Hostedbycreator #Parametrichomedecor

A print-in-place book-shaped box that you make YOUR way.

From running spice for Jabba to making the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs, from a cynical smuggler to a Rebel General, Han Solo's journey is the heart of the Star Wars saga.

Little Troy is a low-poly pocket horse designed for the Pieksekisten Design Contest — a brave little hero meant to slip into a child's hand after a difficult moment at the clinic. Inspired by the legendary Trojan horse but reimagined as something gentle and friendly, Little Troy carries the spirit of courage in a pocket-sized form.

Bring home the world's most legendary archaeologist with this detailed sculptural bust of the iconic adventure hero.

The hero of the Battle of Endor is here, and he's ready to command your desk with the tactical genius only a Mon Calamari Admiral can bring.

Chad is here to hold your pen with the same intensity most people reserve for Olympic finals. Whether it's a humble BIC Cristal, a fancy rollerball, or literally any cylindrical object you dare place in his hands, Chad will hold it overhead like it's the heaviest thing in the known universe.

The most feared bounty hunter in the galaxy is here — and he's not taking prisoners.

They told him he'd never amount to anything in the Imperial Army. Too fluffy. Too hoppy. Too easily distracted by colored eggs.