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11 designs tagged “Figurine”.
Toys & mechanisms / Whistles
Beawhistle — beaver whistle, loud twin-chamber, one piece, no supports
A beaver standing on its tail with a chewed stick in its teeth that is also a loud pealess whistle: blow into the stick, the sound leaves two slots between its shoulder blades. Two stopped-pipe chambers of unequal length pulse against each other — measured on the printed part at 2205 Hz with a ~70 Hz warble, the Fox-40 architecture. 99 x 26 x 50 mm, one piece, print-in-place, no supports, no hardware.
Decorations / Sculptures
Drowned Watchman — barnacle skull, four-colour anatomical decoration
Anatomical skull that looks pulled from the seabed: a broken temple, shallow cracks, six barnacles and patches of olive growth. One 89 × 128 × 94 mm print in four PLA colours, or one colour and paint. Fixed jaw, tree supports, no assembly. Anatomy by Dr Mariano Coretti, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Desk & office / Organizers / Pen Holders
Kangaroo Desk Organizer
Standing kangaroo with an open belly pouch that catches keys, AirPods, change, or small items. 52×85×120 mm tripod stance. Single-piece, no supports.
Decorations / Sculptures
Monk pangolin — meditating pangolin figurine with mala beads
A pangolin sat in meditation: prayer hands, a string of mala beads, a robe with a tassel and the tail curled round the base. 50 mm tall, one part, prints flat on the base.
Toys & mechanisms / Whistles
Narwhistle — narwhal whistle, loud twin-chamber, one piece, no supports
A narwhal standing on its flukes on an ice floe that is also a loud pealess whistle: blow into the tusk, the sound leaves the blowhole. Two stopped-pipe chambers of unequal length pulse against each other — measured on the printed part at 2266 Hz with a ~66 Hz warble, the Fox-40 architecture. 102 x 40 x 31 mm, one piece, print-in-place, no supports, no hardware.
Desk & office / Organizers / Pen Holders
Owlbear Candle & Pen Holder — Chunky D&D Desk Sculpt
A round, grumpy owlbear (the classic owl-bear) as a chunky desk sculpt with a deep central bore — sized to hold a taper candle or a fistful of pens and pencils. Sculpted feathered belly, tufted ears, and a hooked beak. Prints like a vase: flat base, cavity opens up, no supports.
Jewelry & accessories / Jewelry displays
Patronus Stag — Ring Holder Bust
Stylized stag head bust on a round pedestal — wearable ring/jewelry holder, also a clean desk decoration. 4-tine antlers angled to cradle rings; flat bottom, prints upright with no supports.
Decorations / Sculptures
Strigoi bust — Romanian folklore vampire, one part, no supports
A strigoi — the Romanian-folklore vampire — as a small shelf bust: gaunt skull, deep-set eyes under a heavy brow, hooked nose, ears swept back to points, jaw hanging open on two long canines, and a folk-embroidered collar of cross-stitch diamonds that is the Carpathian tell separating a strigoi from a generic Dracula. 70.7 x 42.0 x 49.0 mm, one part, one colour, prints flat on its plinth with no supports, no glue and no hardware.
Decorations / Magnets
Wizard Figurine — robed mage with a magnet hand
A robed wizard figurine with a pointed wide-brim hat, long beard and one hand raised in greeting. The raised hand has a recessed slot for a small disc magnet, so he can hold a metal wand, pin or trinket. It is NOT a fridge magnet — the figure will not stick to a fridge, and the little magnet is weak, so think of it as a charming desk or shelf wizard with a handy magnetic hand. Ships as an STL plus a ready-to-slice Bambu .3mf.
Decorations / Sculptures
Gothic Stone Throne — decorative sculpture
A miniature gothic stone throne: a spired skull-and-scroll backrest, sweeping wave/dragon-wing armrests, and a stepped rune plinth. ~143 × 146 × 211 mm — a chunky display sculpture for a desk, shelf, or D&D table. Prints as one solid watertight body.
Kitchen / Tableware
Wave-Crest Napkin Ring — sculpted, no supports
A napkin ring whose top rim rises and falls in three slow waves, with the wall swelling thickest directly under each crest so the band resolves into three lobes with a waist between them. The bore stays a true cylinder, so a rolled cloth napkin always passes. Every curved surface faces up or outward and the bottom rim is flat on the bed, which means zero overhang by construction: it prints standing, exactly as modelled, with no supports and no brim.