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35 models in Decor: printable files, previews and painting guides.
Original designsAn articulated dragon design for a playful desk companion or a print-in-place project. It offers a way to explore how linked parts can be produced together, then freed after printing without assembling a separate kit. Examine the joint gaps in your slicer and tune the print for your machine before relying on movement; this source has not been physically tested in the project.
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Original designsGive a science-fiction display its own machine guardian. This mechanical dragon can play the part of a workshop invention or a sentry in a ruined industrial city; those are ideas for your scene, not established franchise lore. The source is an articulated printing project, so it also offers a different challenge from a fixed statue: testing the linked sections after printing. Keep paint away from moving contacts if you want to retain their freedom. Joint movement has not been verified, and no motors or electronics are included.
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Original designsMake this dragon the troublesome guardian of a storybook hoard, or a recurring character in your own fantasy adventures. The project suits a playful display collection and offers a printing exercise in linked parts, without tying the creature to a named game universe. A separate whisker file is included as an optional source part; it is not attached in the main sculpt shown here. Test the joints on your print before experimenting with poses, because their movement and the optional part’s fit have not been verified.
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Home and gardenThe pilgrim-hat theme gives an autumn table arrangement a harvest-season reference. For a planted display, measure the cavity before choosing an inner pot and water the plant separately from the painted outer holder. A dry arrangement of paper leaves offers another way to make it a seasonal centrepiece. Choose the display's purpose first, then leave enough room around the hat for the arrangement to read clearly.
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Original designsGive a woodland fantasy display a guardian, or make a botanical collection feel like a small story world. This original dragon suits a scene built around enchanted gardens and forest creatures, without tying it to an established game setting. It also offers an articulated printing project: checking the linked sections is part of finding a position for your display. Test them gently on your own print and keep thick paint out of the joints, since freedom of movement depends on the clearances you achieve.
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Home and gardenA pair of hedgehogs gives this planter a woodland theme for an indoor plant corner or a handmade gift. The two planting spaces let you plan a small companion arrangement, using removable inserts if their measured sizes suit the print. For a dry display, paper flowers offer another way to use the cavities. Check stability with the chosen contents before placing it on a shelf, and water live plants away from the painted holder.
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Original designsA desktop organizer for keeping the tools of a small workspace within reach. Use it to separate writing supplies and frequently used accessories, or give a craft station a dedicated place for its everyday implements. Measure the items you want to store and check the model in your slicer before choosing a print scale; no particular stationery size is guaranteed.
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Practical gardeningA bottle-fed watering spike for experimenting with slow drainage into a plant pot. The source identifies the 2×2 version as a slower-draining option and specifies a 28PCO1881 bottle thread. Check the connection with your actual bottle and observe the drainage in your soil before leaving a plant unattended: the design has no verified universal watering rate. The author’s print notes recommend PETG at 0.20 mm layers without supports.
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Original designsA small construction project for turning a printed kit card into a dog. Make it as a compact craft gift, or use it to learn how removable connections and slots behave before attempting a larger build. Keep the pieces together until assembly time, and test their fit gently rather than forcing a tight joint. It is a project to build yourself, with assembly fit still to be checked on your own print. The design is by fixumdude, whose credit remains on the original card.
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Original designsKeep frequently used utensils together beside a preparation area, or use this organizer at a craft bench for separate groups of long-handled tools. It is intended for storage, not as a food container. Before printing, compare your utensils with the available space in the slicer; the file does not establish a tested load capacity or cleaning method for the finished print.
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Original designsA desk-storage project for separating current paperwork from small supplies that tend to disappear underneath it. Choose a paper tray for documents, or print one of the divided inserts for stationery and craft materials; the collection keeps these related options in one place. Check the internal dimensions of the chosen file against your own papers and tools before printing. The different tray sizes and stacking features are retained from the source, but their fit and load capacity have not been physically tested.
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Original designsA bathroom-storage project intended to give a hair dryer and its everyday accessories a place off the countertop. The source includes the holder, a version with its mounting piece, and separate mounting and cover files for working with the original design. Measure your appliance and choose fasteners suitable for your wall before making a usable installation. Let the dryer cool before storage: the printed material's heat resistance, the attachment strength and compatibility with particular dryers have not been verified.
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Original designsKeep pencils and fine craft tools close to your work in one desktop cup. This project also lets you explore how your printer handles threaded connections: try the wider nut fit when the closer one grips too tightly, rather than forcing the pieces together. The cup works as an organizer without a separate nut, so you can choose whether the thread experiment is useful for your build. Check the fit on your own print; treat the threaded pieces as part of a desk project, not as load-rated fasteners.
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Original designsLeave your everyday charging leads within reach when you unplug a device, instead of letting their ends slip behind the desk. Three separate cable positions let you pick up one lead without gathering the others into a bundle. Before printing a final set, compare the openings with your cable diameters and choose a fixing method suited to your desk. Test the cable fit and mounting with your own materials; neither has been verified for a particular installation.
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Original designA familiar object can become a warning in a fantasy story: imagine this mimic-themed cup as the tavern keepsake nobody quite trusts. It works as a decorative prop for a roleplaying table, a gift for a fantasy painter or a holder for dry desk tools. Give it a history in your own campaign—a suspicious reward, an innkeeper's trophy or the clue that makes the party inspect an ordinary room more carefully. No particular franchise or game rules are established for this design. The printed and painted object has not been verified for food contact, hot drinks or watertight use; plan it as a display piece.
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Home and gardenUse this architectural planter to turn a shelf of small plants into a miniature garden village. It can give a tabletop arrangement a sense of place without requiring a separate scenic display. Choose an inner container after measuring the printed cavity, and remove it for watering so that the outer paintwork stays dry. A fantasy colour scheme can make the tower the starting point for a themed garden; its scale is yours to plan, since compatibility with any gaming scale has not been established.
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Super MarioSuper Mario's Question Blocks reward players for exploring, making this planter an apt companion for a gaming desk or a shelf of Nintendo keepsakes. It can become a small home for greenery in a game room or a handmade gift for a Mario fan. The separate inner container helps keep daily plant care apart from the painted decoration. Check how the container fits before use, and remove it for watering to protect the finished display.
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Original designUse this cup as a small desk organiser or a blank canvas for a personal painting project. It can keep pencils, dry brushes or modelling tools together, while a chosen colour scheme connects it to a workspace, a display collection or a handmade gift. Decide what you want to store before selecting the print size; actual capacity and comfortable handling have not been measured. The original Coffee Mug title does not establish that the finished object is drinkware. Food-contact suitability, heat resistance and watertightness have not been verified, so decorative use is the supported starting point.
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Home and gardenUse this planter as a decorative holder for a small removable pot, bringing a bonsai display into a shelf or desk arrangement. A dry composition of paper foliage offers another way to make a miniature garden without routine watering. Choose the inner pot from measurements of the finished print. Drainage, water resistance and suitability for a living bonsai's roots have not been established, so plan plant care around the inner container rather than planting directly into the ornament.
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Home and gardenThis hanging planter gives a small plant a place in a room without taking up shelf space. A cord through the top opening lets you choose its height and position. Check the interior capacity and drainage before planting directly; a removable inner pot makes watering and cleaning easier.
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Home and gardenBring a medieval theme to an indoor plant arrangement with this tower planter. Choose a removable inner pot to suit the finished print, making watering and plant care easier. It can also hold dry materials in a castle-themed display.
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Home and gardenA space-themed planter for a desk or shelf, where it can bring a little humour to a work area without needing a large display. The helmet cavity can hold a plant in a removable inner cup. Check its printed size and drainage before adding soil directly, especially if the planter will sit near books or electronics.
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Home and gardenThe paired planter and saucer are useful for a compact indoor planting arrangement on a desk or shelf. The saucer offers a place to set the vessel while watering; check whether the printed planter has a drainage path before expecting it to collect runoff. An inner nursery pot is another way to make plant care easier.
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Home and gardenMake a forest-themed plant gift or a playful corner of a reading shelf with this planter. A removable inner pot lets you care for a living plant separately from the printed outer vessel. Dried or artificial foliage offers an alternative when the display should need little upkeep.
2 STL →Think about where the piece will stand and how you want to finish it. Before printing, check the file dimensions in your slicer and whether the object comes in separate parts. A preview cannot establish material strength, water resistance or suitability for food contact. Treat any unlisted dimensions or material properties as unknown.
