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ALT Two views (anverse and reverse) of a Benchy maker coin. Anverse is gold, blue and silver, and has a golden Benchy with the legend "2025 Benchy" on blue gyroid waves, surroinded by 10 stars on a golden ring. The reverse features the legend "1 Benchy", with an outline of the Benchy side.
ALT The Benchy coin, as described before, is being carried by a Benchy ship using a special adapter for the cargo box of the ship.
ALT The Benchy coin with a gyroid infill cover, to use the coin as a coaster.
ALT The Benchy coin, with a rhombille pattern cover to use the coin as a coaster.
ALT Working screen of the OpenSCAD file to generate the heart texture. A big set of alternating red hearts is shown.
ALT Results of the heart texture printed on a textured build plate. The effect is less extreme than in a smooth PEI, glass or top layer, yet the hearts are clearly visible.
ALT Collection of several paint bottle stands, holding bottles and pots of different brands: Liquitex Ink, Citadel paints, Daler Rowney ink, Jacquard Pinata, Vallejo Model Color and Game Color, Army Painter and Vallejo Liquid Gold. Some of the stands are stacked. There are three with Vallejo paints stacked in a three-step ladder. Some of the stands have several rows. A dismounted stand is also displayed, showing an exploded view with all its parts: two side panels, a back panel, a top tray with full holes for the bottles, a bottom tray with blind holes for the bottles, and tray locking pins.
ALT Side view of 3 stands for Vallejo paints. The two at the background are stacked upon other empty stands of varying heights, so they have a stepping stair-like disposition, allowing easy access to the rearmost bottles.
ALT A glittery golden stand with 8 Army Painter small bottles, in 3 rows with 3, 2 and 3 bottles. The three front ones are from the SpeedPaint metallic range: Hoplite Gold, Broadsword Silver and Talos Bronze.
ALT A 3d printed gray stand with three Citadel Color paint pots from the Contrast range: Apothecary White, Basilicanum Grey and Black Templar.
ALT A 3D printed Elder Sign from the Cthulhu Mythos, in 3 visible colors: glittery-gold black background, vibrant lime green and soft white.
ALT A 3D printed Elder sign from the Cthulhu Mythos, glowing in the dark in green.
ALT An Elder Sign from the Cthulhu Mythos, 3d printed in 3 colors: a very dark brown or soft black background, vibrant green outline, and soft white inside.
ALT A 3D printed Elder Sign from the Cthulhu Mythos, glowing in the dark in green, over a background with tiny star-like green glowing dors. The outline of the Sign glows brighter than its inside.
ALT Four threaded-inside scaly eggs, or "dragon eggs", either open or closed and in different colors. There's a purple egg open at the front left, with a 30-sided die standing on its bottom half, whilst the top half is facing the viewer, having a hollow prism with a number 30 in it; the prism can hold the die. At the right, there's a similar, bigger, red open egg with a set of 7 mini dice standing on it. Beyond them, there's a closed, smaller blue egg. At the farthest part of the image, left, a much bigger blue egg with half of the insert at its side; both are blurry.
ALT Close view of an open threaded dragon egg with a purple 30-sided die standing on it. Part of the die is below the half egg bottom top line, being held "sinking" in it.
ALT Top view of the two halves of a red egg with a set of 7 mini dice. The top part insert has a set of 7 hollow prisms to hold the dice, and the number of faces of each dice is engraved in the flat base of each prism.
ALT A set of different dice boxes and inserts, in two rows. All boxes are open, showing their two parts: cover serves as tray for the dice to stand on, bottom has prism-shaped holes. Upper row: A black box for 11 dice with the 5th edition D&D logo in red and silver; a hexagonal box in orange, with Prusa Research logo in black; a hexagonal black box with the short D&D 5th edition logo in red; a red box with the classic Basic red box logo in silvery white. Bottom row: three spare dice (2 d6, 1 d12); an open Altoids box with silver inserts for two sets of 7 mini dice, which are set in; one set is red with white numbers, the other black with red numbers. At the right of the Altoids box, there is another insert for an Altoids box with a full set of 7 regular-sized dice, in pearly white with ornated red numbers. At the rightmost end there are 4 black dice with yellow numbers (2 d10, 1 d8 and 1 d4).
ALT Two open 11-dice boxes. Left one is red, with the classic Basic D&D logo from Mentzer's edition, in silvery white. The cover that serves as tray is standing upright, while the bottom part of the box, with deep holes, is in its natural position. The right box is black, with the 5th edition full logo in red and silver: letters are red, the dragon ampersand is silver. In this one, it's the bottom part that's standing upright, while the cover-tray is in its usual working position, showing how the dice stand up in an easy-to-pick distribution.
ALT Two hexagonal boxes holding a 7-piece set of dice each. Left one is orange, with the Prusa Research logo in black, having orange glittery dice in it. Right one is black, with D&D logo in red, holding an icy blue set of dice in ready-to-pick position.
ALT Two boxes of Altoids mints: top one is open, bottom one is closed. The open one displays a 2-part insert for dice, holding 2 sets of mini dice. One set is pearl red with white numbers, the other is pearly black with red numbers.
ALT Overall view of a heap of components of the MultiSpool XF spooling system. There are 5 plates or plate disks on top left of the image; 6 cylindrical hubs, with an inner nut-like screw, top right; plate caps and two smaller spools of 140 and 160mm at the bottom left; 7 accessories for hubs at the bottom mid-right; and a filament coil in a partially mounted spool at the bottom far right, not fully visible in the image.
ALT Filament coil in a partially mounted MultiSpool XF spool, with only the bottom plate and the hub; the top plate is missing. Coil has still non-reusable zipties tied. The hub has visible numbers: 102 for the hub diameter, 50 for the hub height; plus there is a PETG recycling symbol with code 1. The hub has 3 120-degree-wide grills, for the desiccant pocket bottoms, and white bags of desiccant can be seen inside the pockets. The filament coil end tip is plugged in a channel in the bottom spool plate.
ALT View of the hub accessories. On top of the image there are two hub caps mounted on hubs; they both have a hygrometer (one hygrometer is round, the other rectangular). Below them, left, there is a hub connector: a simple holed screw. Below the hub connector there are two reamers, one for plate caps, the other for hubs. The hub reamer, with a bolt-like screw, has an Allen key inserted in it, to help with turning. At the mid-left and bottom left of the image there are three other hub caps: one has a hole in it, the plain cap, which just closes the desiccant pockets; bottom middle there is a full hub cap, with the hole closed, and bottom right there is a desiccant cap, with a radial grill.
ALT A coil inside a vacuum bag. The coil has a hub in it, and the hub is closed with a round hygrometer cap. Besides the three zipties used for securing the coil (white ties), there are three other, black zipties fixing the coil to the hub. Each ziptie is spaced approximately 60 degrees of the next; white and black zipties alternate.
ALT Close-up of a white PLA recycling symbol, code 7, over a blue plate with a design of squares polarly distorted.