I own a small business that creates miniature dioramas with our own 3d printed figurines. Here is a weeping angel from new series of mini dioramas in repurposed laboratory glassware.

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Just took a trip to NASA Goddard with NASA Social for the GPM launch. We got a tour of the facilities. Here is a giant speaker from the acoustic test chamber. I'm pulling a whole album and blog post about it together this week.

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Take a look at our space shuttles. Printed on a makerbot replicator 2 and lost-pla cast into sterling and brass.

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[fluff] Hey sociologists! A sociologist friend of mine game me a challenge. The outcome: we just completed a custom made 3D printed bust of Emile Durkheim, which we hand-painted and mounted inside a 10ml beaker. The beaker itself is 1.25 tall, and Emile himself is a smidgen taller than .5.

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I made 3D printed and lost PLA cast space shuttles

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A robot I designed and printed that we are going to turn into painted toys and mini sculptures, and even mini-er pendants for necklaces/key chains (x-posted to /r/somethingimade)

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I rendered and then 3D printed an ewok ripping the arms off a scout trooper. They were then hand painted and put into a tiny diorama inside a 10ml beaker.

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I posted a subreddit I made earlier, but heres some actual OC. A Tasmanian Tiger I designed and printed, and handed off to Adrian, an artist on my team, to handle the painting. The Tiger stands about 11mm tall.

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(x-posted r/sociology) I had an awesome sociologist friend challenge us to create a mini Emile Durkheim. So I sculpted and 3D printed his bust, and my awesome assistant did the painting. The figurine itself is a little bigger than 1/2, and the beaker itself is about 1-1/4.

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