I modeled and printed a dog bowl for my AT-AT!

Great Scott! This miniature sign is perfect for your BTTF collection!

A simple base stand for Star Wars LEGO set 75407 designed to elevate the logo for display alongside other collectibles.

I'm adding to the big library of Skadis accessories! I like to use Dixie cups when I mix acrylic paints, so I wanted a place to keep a small stack on hand for easy reach!

If you have a sports bar, man cave, or just want to make your guests laugh, I modeled a silly toilet paper roll holder!

I made some padded panels inspired by The USCSS Nostromo from the Alien series. I have a handful of collectibles on a bookshelf (way better than books!) and wanted to dress up the space a bit.

My wife loves all things cactus, so I modeled and printed these cute little cactus bookends for her office! The center stem is hollow so they can be filled with craft sand for added weight. I printed them at 170 mm tall, but they can easily be scaled up if you have larger books.

Eddie Valiant's toon gun from the 1988 classic film Who Framed Roger Rabbit!

I modeled and printed a replica of The Darling Pepperbox Revolver. Designed and patented by the Darling Brothers in Massachusetts in 1836.

For all those Beetlejuice fans, I've modeled, printed, and shared a miniature version of the marquee sign from the 1988 Tim Burton classic Beetlejuice! Happy printing and happy halloween!

I've made a King of the Hill Funko Pop Diorama for all those fans who might want to give Hank and the gang a little backdrop in Arlen! Yep.

As an 80's kid, the Robert Zemeckis classic Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a top 10 movie for me. It still holds up today and I thought it would be fun to make a miniature of the infamous Dip!

#Newmodel Just wanted to share my latest quick project. Samsonite! I was way off!

Samsonite! I was way off! Any Dumb & Dumber fans around here? I just wanted to share my latest quick project.

I had a lot of fun with this project! Can anyone name that film?