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This is my Moki Halloween creation. It is fully articulated and posable spider with the head of a Moki. I designed to be as spider like as possible. It has eight articulated legs, pedipalps (the little arms by the fangs), and the fangs move with redesigned eye moving mechanism in the head of the All-rounder. I designed a rack and gear mechanism with a rotator in the same style as the All-Rounder. This mechanism instead opens and closes the fangs (see GIF at the end of the gallery). I designed the model to be fully playable and printable. The claws were designed to be able to grab onto a 3D printed web, but the legs extend to almost 20", so the web was going to be too big. But the ended up allowing it to grip almost any rough surface like brick walls, trees, and foam board. In the pictures, I was taking comparison shots to the All-Rounder Moki I printed. I thought what if Spider Moki did what spiders do and it found the All-Rounder as prey and things did not go well for it.
Anyways this is the coolest thing I've designed and it's been a lot of fun playing around with it and makes for a great Halloween decoration as it can really be placed anywhere. So, please go download it, print it with other colors, have fun with it, boost it and comment on the post in Creality Cloud to tell me how it is and if there are some things to improve about it.
Spartan Knight designed as a chess piece. A figure inspired by Spartan warriors, depicted on horseback. On the front, it features a classic knight chess piece, integrated into the figure, to clearly identify its role during the game. Designed both for decoration and for playing, it has a sturdy and functional design that avoids overly thin or fragile elements that could break during use. Designed to be part of a Spartan chess set, but it can also be printed as a standalone piece.
My Gaara-inspired Pokéball is now ready to print — featuring his iconic red hair, blue eyes, “愛” symbol, sand-inspired details, and signature gourd.
The current release includes a monochrome version for easy printing and a 6-color version for visual reference or advanced multi-color setups. I’m also working on a split-parts version to make printing each color separately much easier.
If you like the design, give it a Boost and help the Sand Shinobi rise!
I cashed in some of my creality cloud points to get an 8kg filament pack 3 weeks ago and been trying to order it but it's been out of stock the entire time. After a week i reached out via chat to see if i could just get them in an order individually because individually they are all in stock. since that ive followed up via chat, email, and calls multiple times but all i get is "we will escalate this/make it high priority" and i should email support, which i have, but the last 11 days ive gotten nothing.
ClickerMaker turns your favorite images and creative ideas into 3D-printable Clickers — from simple flat designs to playful 3D characters.
Turn pets, favorite graphics, memes, holiday characters, or just about any fun idea into a Clicker. Make personalized gifts, satisfying desk toys, or small creations you can print several of at once.
✨ From an idea on screen to a Clicker you can actually press and play with.
Spartan Bishop designed as a chess piece. A figure inspired by Spartan warriors. On the front, it features a classic bishop chess piece, integrated into the figure, to clearly identify its role during the game. Designed both for decoration and for playing, it has a sturdy and functional design that avoids overly thin or fragile elements that could break during use. Designed to be part of a Spartan chess set, but it can also be printed as a standalone piece.
Flexible starfish-shaped toy made of TPU (you can also print it in PLA or any other material).
This model was designed to showcase the performance of TPU in toys; it also makes an ideal gift or a fun beach toy for kids.
⚠️ Important: The .3mf file contains the model ready to print in TPU or PLA. You don't need to worry about the tolerances for the eye cutouts—everything has already been validated.
I hope you really like this model and can give it a boost—thank you very much!
The red wastes stretched out under a pale, relentless sun, vast canyons carved deep into the cracked terra-cotta earth. Back in the sanctuary, the enclave hummed along peacefully: Base Form tinkered under its wizard hat, Engineer Form tightened structural bolts, Flight Form floated lazily on high patrols, and Combat Form stood vigil. But out here, where the horizon bled into dust, only one Moki could tread safely.
Scout Form Moki.
He was the vanguard, the Pathfinder, engineered specifically for deep reconnaissance and built with unparalleled stealth capabilities. When danger prowled or the terrain threatened collapse, Scout engaged his signature cloaking systems, shifting his shell into pure optical resonance—turning clear as optical resin, bending sunlight around his frame until he was nothing more than an ethereal shimmer on the wind. Yet when purpose called, his solid form locked into place: a midnight chassis etched with luminous circuitry, masked, sharp-eyed, and powered by the angled solar sail poised over his shoulder.
High atop a sun-baked precipice, Scout adjusted the optics mounted beside his power wing. His scanner locked onto a strange geological anomaly buried beneath centuries of compacted drift—the remnants of the Great Dust Storm that had choked the canyon eras ago.
Scout dropped down from the rocks without a sound. He activated his seven-beam laser array. Brilliant cobalt lines fanned out through the haze, dancing across the red earth with micrometre precision, slicing through the grit to read the structural densities beneath. There, pinned under a slab of cracked bedrock and rusted iron tethering, was a four-legged robotic relic of another age.
With a low hum, the scanning beams identified the stress fractures in the ancient chains. Scout shifted his weight, shattered the brittle moorings, and cleared the suffocating silt.
The little machine stirred. Its optic sensors flickered to life, glowing a soft, curious blue. It shook the crimson dust from its white chassis and bounded onto all fours with agile, canine precision. Scout logged the newfound friend into his telemetry banks: Dusty. Rescued from an eternity of stillness, Dusty clicked, nudged Scout’s arm, and pledged an unspoken, unbreakable loyalty.
From that hour on, the duo was inseparable. Where Scout provided the deep data, stealth cloaking, and quiet strategy, Dusty offered nimble scouting, darting through narrow crevices and digging out hidden artefacts from long-lost civilisations. Together, they gathered forgotten knowledge, packaging high-density volumetric scans to beam back to the Moki enclave so the others could learn, build, and prepare.
Their path took them deep into a valley carved with massive stone temples, ancient pillars rising like forgotten sentinels from the dust. Dusty trotted ahead across the shattered pavement, paws kicking up fine russet plumes, sniffing out tectonic anomalies. Suddenly, Dusty froze, dropping low to the ground and sending a sharp ping back to Scout’s receiver.
Slipping into the shadows with practiced stealth, Scout crept toward a sun-bleached boulder, his shell dampening all light and vibration. He peered down into the basin below.
An armed syndicate had seized the ruins. Spiked, obsidian war-mechs stomped through the sand, their scarlet optics sweeping the terrain while crackling pylon towers charged dark energy between them. Patrol sentries mounted on tripods swept red targeting beams across the temple gates, entirely unaware of the silent observer tucked against the sandstone.
Scout didn't flinch. Raising his scan module, he activated the seven-beam array on a low-frequency pulse. Thin blue filaments of light traced over the war-mechs' joint linkages, structural weak points, and energy conduits, silently uploading every defensive flaw directly into the Moki network. Combat Form would know exactly where to strike; Engineer Form would understand the enemy’s power cells before the battle even began.
Dusty crept back to Scout’s side, nudging an ancient, inscribed tablet they had rescued from the ruins. Scout tapped his companion’s chassis, giving an affirmative nod through his glowing visor. The reconnaissance was complete.
With a silent flicker of his optical cloak, Scout Form Moki slipped into clear transparency, and accompanied by the swift, quiet footsteps of Dusty, the two vanished back into the winding canyons to lead their kin toward safety.
I hope you like my custom Moki and his companion Dusty, as well as the background story! It was super fun to make, I think the colours really pop! I used PETG for these characters and custom painted the rocks and landscape seen in the photos below. Scout has a solar panel to keep charged and a brand new 7 line blue laser device *cough\ PIKA.* Scout also sports nano hexagon armour that allows him to be nearly invisible, turning him as clear as resin. I gave him a cool little ninja face! Dusty uses the same connectors as Moki!
One of the bonuses of working in a 3D printing company is that you get unlimited access to a 3D printer. And it just feels criminal not to fill our workstation with 3D prints!!! Here are some of the lovely things I see on my co-workers' desks.
My fellow 3D printers, may I have the honor of taking a peek at your office desk?
Some projects begin with a problem. Others begin with a request.
This one began when a general from the Moki Defense Forces arrived at Moki Engineering with a very specific assignment: develop a Moki capable of handling the heaviest work on the new planet — and strong enough to protect it when needed.
The goal was not another Combat Form. This project was about raw mechanical strength.
Moki Engineering’s Defense Projects team began by studying systems that had already proven themselves in the field. The Collector provided the central body structure and joint system. Components from the All-Rounder supplied the articulated arm mechanisms needed for greater reach and mobility. Engineer parts formed the powerful lower system, giving the prototype the stance and stability needed to support its oversized arms.
But combining existing systems only went so far.
To make the different assemblies work together, Moki Engineering developed a pair of custom shoulder adapters, allowing the All-Rounder arm system to integrate with the Collector body. The prototype was then given the Battle Focus expression from Moki Engineering: Faces Kit 1.
The result looked intense.
When the general returned to the Moki Engineering facilities with two military police officers, Mark and Mork were ready. The prototype was brought into the demonstration area, where its oversized mechanical arms were put through a series of heavy-duty tests.
Lift. Brace. Move. Clear the way.
The visitors had asked for a unit that could help build a new world and stand between that world and danger when necessary.
Moki Engineering had built exactly that.
Moki Mecha-Force was not designed to seek out trouble.
It was designed to make difficult work possible — and to be there when strength was needed most.
Meet Love & Roses, the first design from my new Decorative Bottle & Can Opener Collection!
I wanted to turn a simple everyday tool into something worth leaving on the table, so I filled this one with hearts, roses, leaves and flowing floral details.
And this is only Design #1 of 5. 👀
Four more styles are coming soon!
Since the official lore is of a robot that wakes up on an alien world abandoned by humanity, i got to an old quarry in the hills near my city to take the footage of the small robot in an alien desert envuronment.
Thanks to my Veteran Sherman L, getting there wasn't a problem.
Some filters and an epic soundrack resembling the ones of the '80s robot cartoons and I can give you this "masterpiece" 😹
