Player Characters: I printed these models to represent my friends’ characters when playing DND.
Featuring (from left to right): Brock Lee - A dragonborn monk, Canon - A human fighter, Magnus - A half-orc ranger, Crimson - An elven thief
Owlbear: a mythical creature with the head of an owl and the body of a bear. Useful for a bossfight for one of the encounters in my DND group. (Featuring two towers and skeleton soldiers in the back left).
Remorhaz: a large centipede creature with a heated body and a hunger for creatures smaller than it. Was used as a final boss for my DND group.
Bonus: Grogu (left) and Din Djarin (right) from the Mandalorian
Nusfjord: (Worker placement eurogame about a fishing village in Norway).
Comes with many many pieces in a large box
I 3D-printed component holders that organizes and accommodates all components, with slide-on tabs to ensure no piece falls out (not shown)
The component holders also fit the large box perfectly for simpler stow away (not shown)
Generic Card Hand Holder:
(left) features cards from the game "Compile: Main 2" (a game of dueling AI programs)
(right) is a game of "Sea Salt and Paper" (ocean themed card game with set collection and push-your-luck mechanics)
Abstract 2-player game about reaching the top of the Greek-inspired architecture
Entirely proxied with 3D-printed components, and smaller scale than the original for on-the-go gaming
Small trick-taking / area control game about selling fruit at Filipino fruit stands
I sleeved the cards, now too large to fit the box
I designed component boxes using OpenSCAD and 3D-printed them to fit the original box
Simple set collection game
My friend (who owned a copy) was moving, and needed to downsize his belongings to move
This box stores all the game's components, at 1/3 of the original box's size
Character from the game Among Us. I used Meshmixer to combine 2 separate objects (character and headpiece), and to separate the EVA helmet shield from the rest of the body. Then I used the multi-material unit to print the whole model as one piece with multiple colored filaments.
The clock below was was a simple combination of 3 separate pieces. The second and minute hands are connected to their own black frames, which create interesting patterns as the hands move around the clock
My wife and I enjoy nespresso lattes. To help with picking the perfect nespresso pod for the day, I 3D-printed this 2-piece nespresso pod holder, which rotates to show pods along all columns. There is also space in the middle for storage of extra pods.
This is a 3D-Printed Japanese Pagoda for decoration
The brown pagoda structure and four separate white frames with designs are printed with PLA filament
A small electronic tea candle is placed inside the pagoda
The frames are all lined with parchment paper to help diffuse the light and give it a more lantern-like appearance
Lithophane without light shining through
Lithophane with light shining through, without color (the 3D print without the filtered 2D print)
Lithophane with light shining through, with color (3D printed the negative of the original photo in an arc, 2D printed the original photo filtered by a lithophane generator, and attached the 2D print behind the 3D print)
Here is an additional lithophane for my grandmother from the Philippines.
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