Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5971099.

This is an MTG inspired Black Lotus. There are 2 different models. One lotus flower with a bud and one lotus flower without a bud. There are also 2 different stems. One is shorter (this is pictured in the photos) that is around 4 inches tall and another that is longer that is around 6 inches tall. See this [MTG Black Lotus](https://www.themakersphere.com/mtg-black-lotus-diy-project/) page for materials, detailed printing instructions and assembly.

MTG Black Lotus Flower Display Piece - Magic The Gathering Desk Toy

lotus-flower-no-bud.stl

lotus-flower.stl

stem-long.stl

stem-short.stl

This is my take on how to handle a lot of tokens. There are two sets of numbers that can range from 0-99. One on top and one on bottom. The bottom number can represent the total amount of tokens you have. While the top number can represent how many are tapped, attacking, summoning sick, etc. You can print your own labels using custom artwork to create a truly unique, homemade mass token that expresses your style. Download a label template, a printable number wheels sheet and see full step-by-step build instructions at [Mass MTG Tokens](https://www.themakersphere.com/mass-mtg-tokens/).

* Print 1 top shell or 1 V2 top shell thin
* Print 1 base shell
* Print 4 wheels
    * If your printer is perfectly tuned, the 2.2mm wheels will work great
    * I included a few .3mf files for printing dual color wheels
    * I also included the numbers separately
    * If you print the numbers on the wheels, use as fine of a resolution as possible (I used 0.08mm)
* *Print 1 box - can hold 8 Mass MTG Tokens in it

*The V2 top shell is much thinner than the original, which makes less shadows on the numbers. It is the exact same build process as with the original top shell. Just be aware that by using the V2 top shell, the token will no longer fit inside the box as it will not be thick enough.

I printed at a 0.28 layer height. I figured most of the wheels are covered and the entire top shell is basically covered with the label and I really didn't need that much detail. Print at whatever quality you want.

I also created a remix of this that features a dry erase/whiteboard label too. [MTG Dry Erase Tokens w/Counters](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5994774)

Remixed from: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5594743](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5594743)

Artwork Credits:
[Scute Swarm](https://scryfall.com/card/ncc/310/scute-swarm) Token - Alex Konstad 
[Insect](https://scryfall.com/card/tncc/24/insect) Token -  Jakub Kasper
[Phyrexian Mite](https://scryfall.com/card/tone/12/phyrexian-mite) Token - Dave Kendall
[Sliver](https://scryfall.com/card/ttsr/15/metallic-sliver) Token - Carl Critchlow
[Elemental ](https://scryfall.com/card/t2xm/20/elemental) Token - Mark Winters
[Soldier](https://scryfall.com/card/tclb/5/soldier) Token - Magali Villeneuve
[Soldier #2](https://scryfall.com/card/sld/37/thalia-guardian-of-thraben) Token - Magali Villeneuve

Mass MTG Tokens - Custom Token Counters for Magic the Gathering

mass-token-box.stl

petg-dual-color-wheels-2.2mm.3mf

pla-dual-color-wheels-2.2mm.3mf

shell-base.stl

shell-top.stl

wheel-2.20mm.stl

wheel-2.25mm.stl

wheel-2.30mm.stl

wheel-numbers-bottom-left.stl

wheel-numbers-bottom-right.stl

wheel-numbers-top-left.stl

wheel-numbers-top-right.stl

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6325879.

This is a 3D printed neon sign shell designed as the 1989 Batman Symbol.

For build instructions and a compatible parts list, see this [3D Printed Neon Sign Tutorial](https://www.themakersphere.com/3d-printed-light-3d-printed-neon-sign/). There is also a video for how to create your own custom 3D printed light shells using Fusion 360!

I recommend printing this in PETG as the flexibility and heat resistance will help. 

For Bambu Lab owners, I have included print profiles!

Batman Symbol Neon Sign - 1989 Style 

PETG-RECOMMENDED-neon-light-1989-bat.3mf

PLA-FAST-neon-light-1989-bat.3mf

PLA-RECOMMENDED-neon-light-1989-bat.3mf

neon-light-1989-bat.stl

I like to make and tinker. I enjoy DIY projects, 3D printing, designing 3D models, woodworking, and building Magic the Gathering decks.

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