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3D Printed Toys with STL Files: Cool Desk Toy Collection
Every month Gambody 3D printing enthusiasts and hobbyists share many incredible photographs of their projects. It is time to recap trending 3D printed toys of September and share STL files for the most popular models you can craft yourself.
The list of cool 3D printed toys is pretty long. You can check Gambody’s digest of 3D printing trends of August and most 3D printed figurines of July. You will surely find an exciting 3D printing model to make on your 3D printer the upcoming weekend. Why are we so sure? Well, the tastes of crafters differ, and the list of completed projects is very diverse.
Jump to: 3D Printed Toys Trends
Hall of Fame of September: 18 Honoured 3D Printing Models
Crafters who choose to join Gambody – 3D Printing Gaming Community on Facebook can take part in different campaigns. The monthly Hall of Fame was a project in 2019. That discount program awarded the most popular makers with excellent discounts to further purchases of 3D printing models on the Gambody marketplace.
Winners of the first half of September:
Winners of the second half of September:
Cool 3D Printed Toys
It is a real honour to pay our tribute to talented Gambody enthusiasts, whose trending 3D printed toys, figurines and busts can be an inspiration to other artists.
1. Pennywise Toy Figure to 3D Print
A bust of Pennywise, designed by Docik, is one of the top 3D printed desk toys, STL files for which can be downloaded at Gambody – Premium 3D Printing Marketplace. This impressive project was done by João Pardinha:
Maker: João PardinhaDownload Pennywise bust STL files to 3D print these toys now.
2. 3D Printed Toys of Iron Man
A fantastic Iron Man 3D printing model designed by Rodman always looks impressive. However, the toy painted by Thomas Kunert is a real masterpiece:
Maker: Thomas KunertDownload STL files with 3D printing Iron Man toy.
3. Grom Hellscream Toy
Fans of WOW 3D printing figurines will fall in love with the model designed by Docik.
Once you 3D print toys of Grom Hellscream, your projects will look as stunning as the one crafted by Trần Hữu Phước:
Download premium STL files with Grom Hellscream 3D printing figurine.
4. Terran Marine 3D Printed Toys STL
StarCraft fan Jacob Smith knows how to design incredible 3D printing models. His Terran Marine creation can be turned into the cool 3D printed toys, that might look as gorgeous as the project made by David Emanuel:
Maker: David EmanuelDownload Terran Marine STLs to 3D print cool toys for your collection.
5. Viserion Ice Dragon Toy
Among cool 3D printed desk toys you can make with a 3D printer is a gorgeous Viserion dragon model designed by Xander3D. Take a look at this fantastic video shared by Nate Deezy:
Maker: Nate Deezy6. Viserion 3D Printed Toys
Here is another beautiful version of a famous Game of Thrones dragon crafted by Kurt Brown:
Maker: Kurt Brown7. Drogon The Winged Shadow 3D Printed Toy
Gambody enthusiast Péter Bene used Viserion STL files to 3D print his version of Drogon The Winged Shadow.
The result is outstanding:
Download STL files with Viserion Ice dragon 3D print model.
8. R2D2 Toy You Can 3D Print
Those artists who love Star Wars 3D printing figurines might enjoy a cute design by Zelman Heifetz. His project looks stunning, especially after David Ventola chose to 3D print toys everyone loves so much:
Maker: David VentolaDownload R2D2 STL files to 3D print this cool toy.
9. 3D Print Toys of Dr Strange
Superheroes are always among cool 3D printed toys to make for any occasion. If you love Marvel Comics 3D printing models, you should enjoy a cute Dr Strange 3D model designed by Alex Cruz (Bbmbbf). It turns into a stunning desk toy in the hands of Yannik Tillmann:
Maker: Yannik TillmannDownload premium STL files with Dr Strange 3D printing model.
10. Illidan WOW Toy
Fans of the World of Warcraft universe enjoy making a demon hunter Illidan designed by David Knight. This cool 3D printed toy made by Dénis Lacerda Vitorino looks very impressive:
Maker: Dénis Lacerda Vitorino11.
Illidan World of Warcraft 3D Print Here is another fantastic version of the trending WoW 3D printed toys made by Damien Faguier:
Maker: Damien FaguierDownload premium STL files with Illidan WOW 3D print model.
12. Thanos Toy Trending 3D Prints
The design of this Thanos 3D model created by Rodman is beautiful. This figurine is rather life-like when made by Mike Foxtrot:
Maker: Mike FoxtrotDownload Thanos STL files to 3D print toys for Christmas or another holiday.
13. Avatar Dragon Toruk Toy
This 3D printing Toruk model designed by Zack Miller looks gorgeous even without paint when made by Jukree Liamtong:
Maker: Jukree LiamtongDownload STLs with Toruk 3D printing figurine.
14. Lich King WOW Toy
This highly detailed figurine was crafted by Deejay El-zink in silk gold filament:
Maker: Deejay El-zinkDownload Lich King STLs to 3D print this trending toy for Christmas.
15. King Varian Wrynn 3D Print
Designed by Dennis, this warrior 3D model is outstanding.
Thanks to Steven James Calcky, his 3D printed King Varian Wrynn got an incredible photoshoot:
Download premium STL files with King Varian Wrynn 3D printing model.
16. Megathron Eve 3D Print
Those who like to play Eve Online game should enjoy a stunning 3D model design by William Adams. The project printed by Nawaf Bunashi is terrific:
Maker: Nawaf BunashiDownload STL files with Megathron 3D printing model.
17. Pennywise 3D Printed Toy
A famous “It” clown holding a balloon in his hand looks creepy. This design is created by Alex Cruz (Bbmbbf), and the figurine is made by David Gidony:
Maker: David GidonyDownload STL files of Pennywise 3D printing model.
18. Wight Horse Game of Thrones Toy
A beautiful horse designed by Xander3D looks fantastic as a toy 3D printed by Carl Grunsell:
Maker: Carl GrunsellDownload premium STL files with Wight Horse 3D print figure.
As you can see, winners whose names were honoured by the Hall of Fame award in September 2019 gave their preference to 3D printing such cool toys as dragons and WOW characters.
Return to: Hall of Fame of September: Honoured 3D Printing Models
3D Printed Desk Toys
It is exciting to continue our list of cool 3D printed toys. Besides the 18 figurines chosen for the Gambody’s Hall of Fame in September, there were other fantastic statues and desk toys shared by Gambody enthusiasts.
1. Doom Mask Dota 2
Having a 3D printer at home can save you some time when preparing for Halloween. Reuben Burciaga created this fantastic Doom mask 3D print, which can complete any costume for the All Saints’ Eve:
Maker: Reuben BurciagaDownload premium STL files with Doom mask 3D printing model.
Read also: 30 Best 3D Printing Halloween Ideas 2019: Masks, Décor, Costumes, Props
2. Santa Claus 3D Printed Toys
It seems that Christmas is just around the corner. Some artists get into the holiday spirits as they choose to 3D print toys of Santa Claus. Here is an excellent figurine made by Stephen Wilson:
Maker: Stephen WilsonDownload premium STLs with Santa Claus sleigh 3D printing model.
3. Baby Groot Ravager Toy
A cute Baby Groot is among the cool 3D printed toys, which STL files you can find on the Gambody marketplace. Herb HARURU designed this 3D model. It looks fantastic when printed by Yannik Tillmann:
Maker: Yannik TillmannDownload premium STLs with Groot Ravager 3D printing figurine.
4. K9 Mark 3D Print
Robots are also among the cool 3D printed toys every year. Gregory Belland crafted this cute K9 model:
Maker: Gregory BellandDownload STL files with K9 Mark 3D printing figurine.
5. WOW Gul’dan Toy Cool 3D Prints
Crafter Michelangelo Chasseur 3D printed this great statue, which would look even better once painted:
Maker: Michelangelo ChasseurDownload premium STL files with Gul’dan 3D printing figurine.
6. Alien Xenomorph Bust
The list of cool 3D printed desk toys also includes a fantastic bust of Alien Xenomorph. It looks stunning when created by Bjørn Fiskvik:
Maker: Bjørn FiskvikDownload premium STL files with Alien Xenomorph 3D printing bust.
7. It Clown 3D Printed Toys
While the Hall of Fame honoured two versions of Pennywise 3D prints in September 2019, two more cool 3D printed toys of It Clown were crafted by two Gambody enthusiasts, Riccardo Bambi and Wim Dussenbroek:
Makers: Riccardo Bambi and Wim Dussenbroek8. Freddy Krueger Bust
This famous villain is one of the trending Halloween 3D printed desk toys for collectors. Marcio Kouyoumdjian created this fantastic project:
Maker: Marcio KouyoumdjianDownload premium STLs with Freddy Krueger 3D printing bust.
9. Space Godzilla Toy
Godzilla is on the list of trending 3D printed toys for Christmas. There are several versions of this kaiju character on Gambody – Premium 3D printing marketplace. This fantastic Space Godzilla was made by Trần Hữu Phước:
Maker: Trần Hữu PhướcDownload premium STL files with Space Godzilla 3D printing figurine.
10. Leon Kennedy Resident Evil Toy
Here is another fantastic 3D print shared by Yannik Tillmann in September:
Maker: Yannik TillmannDownload premium STL files with Leon Kennedy 3D printing model.
11. Chewbacca Cool 3D Printed Toys
Star Wars characters are among 3D printed toys that are always trendy. Stephen Wilson made this beautiful model:
Maker: Stephen WilsonDownload Chewbacca STL files to 3D print toys for your Star Wars collection.
Read also: Fabulous Millennium Falcon Build Diary with Custom Interior 3D Printable Parts
12. Timber Wolf Mech 3D Print
MechWarrior Online is a famous shooter that has millions of fans across the world. Michael Janse continues working on his impressive Timber Wolf 3D printing project:
Maker: Michael JanseDownload STL files with Timber Wolf mech 3D printing model.
13. Trending 3D Printed Toys: Hydralisk, Gipsy, Terran Marine
Julien Adam loves to craft huge 3D printed toys. Some of his projects are over 50 cm (20 inches), while others, like Gipsy Danger 3D print, are over 2 meters (79 inches) tall:
Maker: Julien AdamDownload STL files with Hydralisk and Gipsy Danger 3D printing figurines.
14. Balrog 3D Printed Toy
Balrog is one of the trending 3D printing models that are crafted and shared by hobbyists every month. Javito Martinez made this stunning figurine:
Maker: Javito MartinezDownload premium Balrog STLs to create this trending toy for Christmas.
15. The Punisher Toy
This great Punisher 3D print reminds many of an actor Jon Bernthal who plays Frank Castle. Bob Moats made it on his 3D printer:
Maker: Bob MoatsDownload premium STL files with Punisher 3D printing model.
16. Viserion Dragons: Trending Toys to 3D Print
Viserion is one of the most fancied dragons 3D printed by Gambody enthusiasts every year.
Sacha Stipic made this glorious figurine:
Maker: Sacha StipicBjørn Fiskvik 3D printed a gorgeous dragon figurine scaled at 120 per cent:
Maker: Bjørn FiskvikMark Hunt also crafted the cool 3D printed desk toy of Viserion dragon:
Maker: Mark HuntBo Barook‘s flexible Viserion figurine looks impressive and fire-flame-bright:
Maker: Bo Barook17.
Smaug Dragon 3D Printed Toy Smaug is also among the cool dragon toys you can 3D print. This figurine 3D crafted by Grégory Quedec is outstanding:
Maker: Grégory QuedecDownload premium STL files with Smaug 3D printing model.
18. Darth Vader Toy
Joseph John Borg 3D printed a prominent figurine of Darth Vader:
Maker: Joseph John BorgDownload STL files with Darth Vader trending model to 3D print.
It is always exciting to download 3D printed toys STL files and craft some of the cool trending figurines yourself. If you have a 3D printer at home, are fond of arts and like to paint statues, you can also participate in different campaigns to enjoy benefits. Join Gambody Facebook Group, post photos of your masterpieces, discuss the 3D printing process with other hobbyists and get fantastic bonuses.
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Simone Fontana 3D printed board games
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Simone Fontana is a 22-year-old Italian who has been into 3D printing for a year now.
First he assembled the RepRap Prusa i3 himself, then he decided to buy an Ultimaker 2. His name is well known in the Italian community of craftsmen. He even has a YouTube channel, and it should be noted that life is in full swing there. When he learned how to work with a 3D printer, he wanted to move on. He applied to MyMiniFactory Academy and traveled to London to further hone his skills in 3D modeling and printing. nine0003
Things were going well. Very well. Fontana learned at such a rate that he barely finished his 3D modeling course earlier this month when he landed a job at MyMiniFactory. One of his first projects was a 3D printed board game, Rush Hour Puzzle.
“I wanted to come up with a simple board game. After throwing the first option in the trash, I talked to my friends and decided to experiment with Rush Hour Puzzle. It seemed to me that there was where to turn around, - Fontana explains. “The original version of the game uses cars, but I decided to add some novelty and printed boats.” nine0019
Rush Hour Puzzle is quite a popular puzzle game. Fontana plays it all the time on her iPhone. That's why he wanted to make a physical version of her.
“There are several levels in the game,” he says. - Choose a level and place the boats on the playing field in accordance with the scheme. Your task is to guide the yellow boat through the field. Move the boats to the right and left or up and down and gradually clear the path. Ships can't move sideways, only back and forth." nine0019The game requires printing a board, one yellow boat, nine small boats and four large boats. It is better to print them from multi-colored plastic so that "the game becomes more colorful."
According to Fontana, it will take about 175-187 minutes to make everything needed for the game. The ship models are made in such a way that you don't have to worry about supports. It is better to set the layer height to 0.
2mm at 10% infill. Then everything about everything will take no more than 33 grams of fiber.
"I started by looking at the existing variants of this game to come up with my own designs, as well as getting around the support issue. Anyone can print it right at home,” says Fontana. - For modeling, I chose the Rhino 3D program. I plan to make a whole collection of board games. I'll be uploading them to MyMiniFactory as they're ready, so stay tuned."You might also be interested in other Fountain games on MyMiniFactory: Finger Rugby and Mastermind. nine0003
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Top 20 3D printed toys
Why 3D print toys? What toys can be 3D printed? 1. Mini monster truck 2. Surprise eggs 3. Gliders with elastic band 4. Folding sword 5. Micro catapult 6. Spinning top 7. Moving animals 8. Spirograph 9. Transformers 10. Toy tool set 11. Castle 12. Lego bricks 13 14. Edible toys 15. Anti-stress keychain 16. Chunky Trucks set 17.
Sword rattles 18. Vikings Squigglepeeps 19. Math Spinner 20. Jumping Turtles Results
Today, 3D printing is developing and spreading very rapidly, gaining more and more popularity. And no wonder, because 3D printing is an invaluable tool for prototyping designs, creating mockups, fabricating parts, and more. At the same time, it is no longer difficult to buy a 3D printer at an affordable price even for home use. However, a 3D printer is not only a tool, it is also a kind of toy. A toy capable of creating other toys! Using a 3D printer to make toys gives you control over the material, color, size and other components, so the models you create with 3D printing will be unique! nine0003
But what if you don't have your own 3D printer and you need to print a toy or some part of it? It doesn't matter, in this case our 3D printing studio will help you! You only need to place an order by uploading the file of the desired finished model, after which our specialists will contact you to calculate the cost and resolve other possible issues.
Why 3D print toys?
This is probably the first question that comes to mind, and it is not surprising, because often 3D printing can cost you more than the cost of such a toy in the store. But there are also a number of advantages of 3D printing, as well as cases when it would be more profitable and appropriate to turn to creating models on a 3D printer. nine0003
- As already mentioned, a toy printed on a 3D printer can be absolutely unique due to the ability to give it exactly the shapes, sizes and colors that you and your child want.
- Some toys can be difficult to find in the store, and their cost may exceed the cost of their printed copy.
- Sometimes you only need to replace one or a few broken or missing parts of a toy, such as a building toy. In this case, it will be much more profitable and more expedient to use a 3d printer than to buy a whole set for a high price. nine0098
- An important factor is, of course, the impressions of the 3d printing process itself, which will captivate both a child and an adult.
And the positive emotions of your child from the toy you created will be the best reward!
- And for those who are just getting acquainted with their printer and 3d printing in general, the process of creating toys will be an excellent, exciting simulator to improve their skills and gain experience.
Which toys can be 3D printed? nine0043
In the context of constant development and increase in the possibilities of 3D printing technology, you can create almost any toy on a 3D printer, but the result largely depends on the capabilities of your device, your abilities, as well as the time, resources and effort that you are willing to devote to this process. Therefore, more or less simple projects are most often created on a 3D printer. But the relative ease of manufacture does not mean boring finished products! Below we will give you a list of 20 interesting 3D printed toys that are not particularly difficult to create. Among these crafts you will find toys for children of all ages, including the smallest: mechanical products, motion figures, building blocks and even rattles! For each toy from the list, we leave a link to the finished model so that you can try them yourself.
So let's get to know them better! nine0003
1. Mini monster truck
Two monster trucks. Source: Thingiverse
Not everyone can afford a monster truck, but if you have a 3D printer, you can print yourself a mini copy of it... which is almost as cool. Thanks to the all-printed suspension and removable discs that attach easily and without the aid of glue to the body, this truck is perfect straight from the printed surface.
You can even choose from a variety of body styles and wheels. And for a two-tone tire, stop printing the wheel at 19.8 mm and replace the filament.
Model files for download can be found here.
2. Surprise eggs
Surprise! Source: Twitter
Bigger is not always better. And often the most interesting thing is just a small size, and these 3D printed eggs with a surprise are an example of this.
These tiny cars with moving wheels and other accessories are amazing! Plus, you have plenty to choose from, as you can print surprise eggs with just about anything inside, be it a fire truck or even a fighter plane! nine0003
No support required for these models.
We advise you to use at least 40% infill to make sure that small elements are both beautiful and durable. Given the number of such tiny parts these machines have, be prepared that printing them can be a real challenge for you, but with good calibration and fine tuning of your machine, everything will work out in the best way!
3. Elastic Gliders
Get ready to take off! Source: Thingiverse
With 3D printed gliders, you can "pull" even more fun out of ordinary rubber band ! Just 3 simple steps, and your glider will take off: hook it with an elastic band, pull it towards you and release it.
With this model on Thingiverse, you and your friends can take to the skies a whole fleet of these rubber gliders!
100% infill and a layer height of 0.1 mm are recommended for greater aircraft strength and longer life for thin wings. nine0003
4. Folding sword
Telescopic pirate sword. Source: Thingiverse
This toy may not be best given to a child when there are breakable items nearby.
But in the right environment, telescopic swords will bring tons of fun and enjoyment to kids! From the designer of this folding pirate sword, you can also find models of telescopic katana, daggers and even lightsabers!
This Telescopic Pirate Sword is designed for printing at low speed using a 0.4mm nozzle. Also, successful printing requires a printer with a good retract and precise settings for Coast (turning off extrusion at the end of the layer print) and Wipe (“wiping” the nozzle at the end of the layer). nine0003
5. Micro Catapult
Hit all your enemies (or at least your deskmates). Source: Thingiverse
This little catapult is a great toy for kids and bored office workers alike. She can throw small crumpled pieces of paper and any other small things that will fit in her. Selected ammunition can fly about 2 meters, which is enough to hit unsuspecting victims at another table! nine0003
This model is an all-printed prefabricated assembly that does not require any supports or special adjustments.
A minimum filling and layer height of 0.25 mm is sufficient.
Despite the fact that many catapults are made from PLA plastic, the author of the design still insists that this model is not for PLA, but for ABS plastic. We can also recommend PETG filament for this printing, which has the best qualities of PLA and ABS.
6. Top
The oldest toy for the whole family. Source: Thingiverse
As far as we know, the spinning top is one of the oldest toys in the world. In ancient times, tops were made from almost any material: from stone and wood to fruits and nuts. And now additive technologies allow you to make your own spinning top using a 3D printer! All you have to do is print this model, glue the pieces together and have fun with this simple yet fun toy!
Offered 0.2 mm layer height and 20% infill.
7. Moveable animals
Cute articulated octopus. Source: Thingiverse
Making flexible prints with a 3D printer has become completely affordable and common practice thanks to special filaments such as TPU.
But what if we said that you don't have to use flexible plastics to create flex parts?
Using excellent hinges that are printed in one piece with the entire model, you can create movable flexing toys even from plastics such as PLA, ABS and PETG, without any additional settings and adjustments. nine0003
The standard specifies a layer height of 0.2 mm and an infill of at least 15%.
Most popular models:
- Octopus
- T-Rex
- Lizard
8. Spirograph
Convenient case for creativity at any time. Source: Thingiverse
Everyone knows the children's toy spirograph, which allows you to easily draw masterpieces with repeating geometric patterns. But this model has gone a little further and is a whole case containing a platform for drawing and a compartment for storing gears and paper. It fits easily into your pocket, backpack and bag, so you can take it with you and paint whenever you want! nine0003
The case has several levels.
The lower level holds slips of paper for notes, drawing gears and, if desired, a small pencil or pen, if, of course, you can find one. The next level provides a secure, flat drawing surface so you can make art while walking! The top level has fixed gear teeth and holds the piece of paper in place.
A layer height of 0.2 mm and an infill of 20% or more is recommended. As a loop, a regular straightened 1.75 mm filament thread is used. nine0003
9. Transformers
Toys from the planet Cybertron. Source: Thingiverse
Transformers are a hugely popular children's toy to this day, so these Optimus Prime and Megatron are sure to please your kids.
This printed Optimus Prime transforms from a classic Optimus truck into a fully functional standing robot. And it's amazing, considering that you immediately get a ready-to-use all-printed model right from the printing platform, which does not even require supports! nine0003
But, of course, every Optimus needs an opponent to fight.
Therefore, you can also print Megatron, but it should be noted that his model is more difficult to print and consists of two parts.
10. Set of toy tools
The first tools for little craftsmen. Source: Thingiverse
The Toy Tool Set is a great way to introduce kids to basic tools, their appearance, purpose, and how they work. Print your child's first hammer, screwdriver and pliers and he'll feel like a real craftsman! nine0003
The hammer is modeled to fit two pieces together with a screw, but some users simply glue them together, which is just as pretty. You can also use a hammer to assemble pliers: just lay the two pieces on a flat surface with the screw down and tap lightly a couple of times.
Model can be found here.
11. Castle
Build your own medieval world! Source: Thingiverse
This medieval castle playset is meticulously designed for 3D printing. Walls and towers are easily attached to each other with a simple connection.
You can make as many details as you want to create a large or small original castle layout of your own! The set contains walls, towers, houses, characters, animals and a variety of props to add to the fun of this medieval set. nine0003
All parts are small enough to be printed comfortably even on 3D printers with a small printable area: 140x140x140mm. For such purposes, the Flashforge Creator Pro 2 3D printer is perfect, equipped with two independent extruders and has excellent printing accuracy. This printer will cope with the study of small details, and two extruders will help you print several parts at once or one part in two colors!
12. Lego bricks
Your favorite constructor is now more accessible! Source: Pinterest
LEGO is one of the most popular toys for children. At the same time, the cubes of this designer are made of ordinary ABS plastic. So, having your own 3D printer, you can print the missing/lost Lego bricks yourself or even some of your author's design of the details of this amazing designer! At the same time, you can use not only ABS, but also other 3D plastics: PLA and PETG are also great.
Thingiverse has a lot of Lego models, and we'll take a look at one of them. It's customizable model of several different LEGO and LEGO DUPLO pieces. These bricks are not completely identical to real Lego, but they are compatible in every way.
13. Ballista
Fire! Source: Thingiverse
Introducing a fully printed ballista model, ready to use right out of the box. One has only to set the string and load the projectile, and this ballista will impress you with its simplicity and good range of the arrow. As a bowstring, you can use several layers of thread or ordinary stationery gum. nine0003
Recommended to print in PLA or PETG with 90% coverage and 0.2mm layer height.
14. Edible toys
The Open Toys project turns ordinary vegetables into toys. Source: Thingiverse
The project was originally envisioned as a way to turn commonly discarded residual materials such as wood and cork into toys: helicopters, planes, cars and so on.
But soon, wood and cork were replaced by more accessible and easily pierced materials: fruits and vegetables. With this project, you can turn ordinary food items into fun personalized toys. nine0003
15. Anti-stress keychain
Entertaining keychain. Source: Thingiverse
Add some flair to your keychain with this cool little toy. She will entertain you wherever you are!
This model is not the easiest, but try it and you will definitely succeed! Important print quality settings are "Outer Walls Before Inner Walls" and being extra careful with temperature. It is printed with supports and requires a certain, sometimes lengthy, post-processing. Remove not only supports, but also make sure that the surface of the part is smooth, otherwise it will cling and stutter. A scalpel or a 1 mm drill will do. Periodically rotate the gears to see where it still sticks, which is especially true when using PLA. nine0003
16. Chunky Trucks set
Two models from the fun and cute Chunky Trucks set.
Source: Thingiverse
The adorable Chunky Trucks collection includes various unique models of small trucks, fun builders and even a movable barrier. The cars are specially designed so that even the smallest children can play with them. Unlike builders, who are not recommended to be printed for toddlers so that they do not try to put them in their mouths, but which will greatly amuse older children. nine0003
All models can be printed without supports. And for long truck life, at least 25% infill and three-wall use are recommended.
17. Rattleswords
Arm your warrior! Source: Thingiverse
Rattles are an integral part of all babies. But what if we move away from banal and boring designs and build a rattle in the form of a sword for your little warrior? This fun design will not only amuse your baby, but also you, as this rattle will be a lot of fun to print! nine0003
All corners of the model are rounded for safety. There are also two versions of the tip.
Initially, a gem was attached to the tip, but after some concern that the stone could slip off the tip and be swallowed by a child, a second version was created that did not include a gem.
Print two sets of peas first. Then, while printing the sword, throw them inside the blade. This will ensure that the peas stay inside the rattle forever. After printing all the elements, simply fasten them with superglue. nine0003
As with any printed toy, parental guidance is required. Be sure to throw away the toy if it breaks.
18. Viking Squigglepeeps
Three Viking Squigglepeeps set sail. Source: Thingiverse
Squigglepeeps is another kid-safe toy, this time with absolutely no glue required. These fun chubby Vikings and their boat are too big to choke on, making them suitable for kids of all ages. They look funny even in one color, but they will be even more beautiful if you paint them with child-safe paints! The model also absolutely does not require supports.
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19. Math Spinner
A great way to have fun learning math! Source: 3Dtoday
This math spinner is the perfect companion for learning math. Moreover, it is suitable for all ages, because it is never too late to brush up on your arithmetic knowledge! You can print this finished model or modify it for yourself by removing or adding rings. This advanced design contains all the signs of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, equality and inequality, as well as a pointer to the string to be solved! On the central insert there are special grooves for fixing. For this version, you will need to print 2 caps and 8 rings of numbers, the rest of the details are printed in a single copy. nine0003
Recommended coverage 25% and layer height 0.2 mm.
20. Jumping turtles
The variety of these turtles is amazing! Source: Thingiverse
Last but not least, jumping turtles! Agree, even the name sounds fun! And a variety of shell designs will give each turtle its own uniqueness.
This model uses the same flex concept as the Mini Monster Truck above, making the Turtles bounce when you tap on the body. Also in this turtle, the head can be drawn into the shell. nine0003
The model is assembled with printed H-clamps and does not require glue. All parts are printed without supports. Also note that using the raft (rafts) and brim (margins) options can have a negative effect on the results if you don't then take the time to sand and clean the edges at the base.
If you have problems with head slip, you can try to print 1 of the 3 narrower shaft head files that the author has specially uploaded for this case. nine0003
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We hope you enjoyed this selection of toys for 3D printing, and you will definitely choose some option for yourself, because 3D printing of toys is not only fun and interesting, it is also a new experience and knowledge for both you and and for the child. But we have considered only some entertaining options from the many existing ones.
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