Layered Bricks

 As a personal project, I’ve been creating custom Minecraft figures as fridge magnets, inspired by LEGO minifigures. These figures are completely homemade, from design to assembly, and I’ve had a lot of fun bringing them to life. I drew the models as 3D versions based on LEGO minifigure designs and 3D-printed them, ensuring that each detail matched the blocky aesthetic of Minecraft. Since I wanted a vibrant and high-quality finish, each color was printed separately and then glued together for a clean, layered look. Unlike LEGO minifigures, these figures don’t have movable joints, but they still capture the essence of their in-game counterparts. Below, you’ll find pictures of the finished figures as well as their 3D models. I hope they inspire others to try similar projects, whether for decoration or just for the joy of making something unique! Glow in a dark plastic Finnaly, how small can we go?

In this third part of my blog series, I continue showcasing the various miniature items I have designed and 3D-printed for a dollhouse. This selection includes essential household furniture, appliances, and even musical instruments! Kitchen Sink and Faucet A must-have for any dollhouse kitchen, this sink includes a realistic faucet and basin, adding functionality to the miniature space. Laptop A modern touch to a dollhouse office or study area, this tiny laptop includes a detailed keyboard and screen. Cassette Players in Different Colors For a nostalgic retro vibe, I created small cassette players in various colors, perfect for a vintage dollhouse setting. Cooking Pot and Frying Pan Essential for any dollhouse kitchen, these cookware pieces add realism to meal preparation scenes. Kitchen Table A sturdy and detailed kitchen table that serves as the centerpiece for a cozy dollhouse dining area. Bookshelf A stylish bookshelf designed to hold miniature books and decorations, adding a warm,...

Continuing my journey of designing and printing miniature objects for a dollhouse, here are more unique and nostalgic items that I have created. Vintage Pendulum Wall Clock A charming addition to any dollhouse, this classic wall clock features a swinging pendulum. I designed it with intricate details to capture the elegance of antique timepieces. Old-Fashioned Crank Telephone Bringing vintage style to a miniature home, this telephone includes a side crank, separate earpiece, and detailed buttons, reminiscent of early 20th-century models. Kitchen Stove with Oven Tray and Electric Burners Every dollhouse kitchen needs a stove, and this one features an opening oven door with a removable tray and electric burners on top, making it a realistic and interactive piece. Blender This tiny blender is perfect for a dollhouse kitchen. I designed it with a transparent jar, removable lid, and base, adding authenticity to the miniature cooking space. Simple Wall Clock with a Paper Clock Face A minimal...

  I started my 3D printing and design journey 11 years ago by creating miniature objects for a dollhouse. It felt like an easy way to practice and improve my skills while constantly coming up with new ideas for printable items. In this blog series, I will showcase some of the first objects I designed and printed for a dollhouse. Turntable A vintage-style turntable brings a touch of nostalgia to any miniature home. I designed it with a detailed platter, arm, and buttons, making it look as realistic as possible despite its small size. Grill A tiny barbecue grill is a must-have for any dollhouse backyard. This design includes a lid and grill grates. Pool Table A classic pool table is a fun addition to a dollhouse recreation room. Miniature cue sticks are made of toothpicks and balls can be made from pearls to complete the set, making it a detailed and interactive piece. The top green is not printed, but fabric colored. Vacuum Cleaner A dollhouse needs cleaning, too! Th...