you could make the props spinning using the same packaging plastic and cut some disks out.
I’d be all over that ram skull in 1/35.
Hard to see in this photo - ram’s skull with crossed arrows.
Ah. Mo beta.
Edit: I’m not sure why my computer jumped back in time two years. I was responding to an old post.
O, OK. It makes sense - I haven’t 3D printed those for a while… Not sure if the file survived the hard drive crash I had a while back though. I’ll have to search for it..
One way to justify the ownership of 3D printers to a wife = make a household item to fix or replace.
1:1 scale toilet seat bumper for Sterling brand. No need to buy a new toilet seat for $30 or buy replacement bumpers for $10 (4 piece set). 
Diorama~
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Continuing my diorama light/lamp accessory series. 
Modern wall lamp in 1/35.
3 CADs provided - the whole lamp; lamp body only; and bulb casing only.
In its entirety:
Lamp body only:
Bulb casing only - to 3D print in clear resin or to DIY using clear sprue scraps, and to make assembly and painting easier.
Something similar in real life:
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Made another version with a “lip” at the end for an easier support removal and less risk of print damage:
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Uploading a couple of [niche] things to my cults3D page, which have been sitting in my hard drive for sometime with no use.
M800 series truck fender support braces in 1/35.
First some photos:
How Denimo attached them:
Right side:
Left side:
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Plastic gas cans in 1/35:
Attributions:
“Gas Can” (Gas Can - Download Free 3D model by amhyde [3b48f88] - Sketchfab) by amhyde is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (Deed - Attribution 4.0 International - Creative Commons).
“Plastic Containers” (Plastic Containers - Download Free 3D model by carlcapu9 [456e983] - Sketchfab) by carlcapu9 is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (Deed - Attribution 4.0 International - Creative Commons).
The above files were converted to a 3D printable format, resized and solidified to 1/35 scale, and modified slightly, including added embossing.
7-gallon
5-gallon
4-gallon
2-gallon
3-gallon
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Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what mortar this Marine is carrying on his shoulder?
Photo courtesy of the USMC 1st Marine Division. 1st Marine Division | Oceanside CA
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Looks like a M224A1 60mm mortar.
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Thanks, Ryan. Thinking about CADding the mortar in 1/35 scale.
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Love the two faces of PFC, all motivated and rethinking life choices. 
Dear all,
I have not been working on a new design/product for a while now - too busy with parental responsibilities and training for half-marathons. I do not think I’ll be as active as before. So you won’t see me much on kitmaker. Happy modeling everyone!
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I was just wondering what you have been up to yesterday. Hope your busy season passes quickly.
No M880 updates?!
Sorry, haven’t had the time. Maybe in November..
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Enjoy your long runs. Ill have to start the kit with no mods. 
What’s up, everyone?
@Petition2God, your work is spectacular, I bought several files on Cults.
Can we get some IDF helmets in 1/35?
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Thanks for your kind words, Rafael. Looks like an interesting project, but currently, I do not have the time to work on new projects.
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