Excellent design. I printed the "Non-assembled joints - easy clean - smooth runing" version using all PLA. I had to sand down the insides of the joint "tubes" and the shafts which fit inside the joints. After that and some WD-40, it all glides smoothly. YouTube video of the beast walking: https://youtu.be/kNjFgh-CgLg YouTube video of the beast on the stationary stand: https://youtu.be/TzFL2T0HkFU

Nice spring powered hand-held fan. Though, makes me wonder if an optimized gear ratio could make the spring load runtime last longer. Printed it all in matte PLA. Seems to be sturdy enough. YouTube video of my print: https://youtube.com/shorts/n89JYUdmryk

I printed this model with Flashforge marble (B&W) Rapid PLA. It turned out great. I plan on spray painting a layer or two with dark/black primer and then dry brushing the extruding pieces a sand stone color. Here are photos of the print before I do that. Thank you for the model!

I printed this Mayan inspired tablet model with the intention of practicing the dry brushing technique. I think it turned out well enough. Thanks for the model! If anyone is curious, this was printed on basic PLA. I then spray painted the model with two layers of gray filler primer. two layers of black filler & black combo, then I "dry brushed" with acrylic paint, starting with darker colors, then using the lighter sand stone color for the most extruded parts.

These came out great. I haven't used them for a keychain, yet. Instead, the mini-gingerbread army is growing as part of a gingerbread themed holiday display.

The wife was pleased with them. Easy print, came out great.

Great design. For the individual pieces which are then glued together - it would be nice if they have divots that guides them into place for gluing.