I stretched these our to 220mm to match what I did with the other ones. They seem to be a little tight width-wise, but they keep the rolling stock safe. They stack nicely and fit my needs at this time.

I stretched these our to 220mm so that they would hold a 50 foot boxcar with micro-trains couplers on each side. They seem to be a little tight width-wise, but they keep the rolling stock safe. They stack nicely and fit my needs at this time.

Holds plenty of poop and wraps around to the side so that I can easily monitor it. Thanks for the design.

This works great. Thanks for the design, it fits my desk perfectly and puts my performance monitor at just the right angle and location.

Printed this for my wife to keep toothpicks in her purse. She loves it, especially since I printed it in purple filament.

worked OK, was a little difficult to get on.

I printed this last night and put it on my layout today. It fits wonderfully in my service area. I will likely print a few more to place at different places, maybe at the cafe for one.

I have printed several models by this creator, they have all turned out very well and are showcases on my model railroad. This one is no exception. In the attached picture is this engine house and the fuel tank designed by the same creator. Together these are making a good scene for my little short line railroad.

I printed 21 of these shelves and made 3 stacks of 7 each. I also printed 3 tops and the caps for the tops. They keep my filament in order so that I can find what I want when I want it and quickly. I printed them in different colors to brighten up my work area a little.

I printed this for my daughter to put her "brick flowers" in. I used Bambu Lab translucent teal filament to print it and it looks beautiful. My daughter hasn't seen it yet, but I expect that she will really love it. I'm not sure that my daughter will get it as my wife also fell in love with it when I showed it to her.

I put one of these together to use as a controller for a small model railroad in my office at work. It works great and looks great thanks to this case. I did have to do just a little work on the case, but that was my fault as I didn't have exactly the same controller, the switch and the knob were slightly different. I may make a few modifications to work properly with my controller and reprint it so that it looks even better for my use. I'm thinking that I may try to flip it over so that the screws are on the bottom and can be covered with some rubber feet.

I printed this and put it on my layout to see how it looked. Fell in love with it. I may print another one for a different use on the layout. After I got it printed, I also went and purchased a .2mm hot-end for my P1S so that I could print some tools for the interior. It is a very nice addition to my "yard" area on my layout.

I have been looking for a platform to put at my team track on my T-Trak module for a while. This fit the bill perfectly. It was easy to print, fit right where I wanted to put it, and has room for two truck to back up to rolling stock. Now I just need to paint and weather it, but it looks OK since I printed it in gray.

I have printed several of these. They seem quite sturdy and work very well in my AMS on the P1S printer.