Perfect for guiding your way through the immersive journey across the length and breadth of Middle-earth and Tolkien's Legendarium universe, and a reminder that Sauron's shadow is ever-watchful.
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Dimensions: 150x28x4mm
Sauron's face is 4mm thick and the mace is 2mm thick.

It is recommended to sand the finished piece for a smooth finish and not to damage the sheets.

Sauron Bookmark

marcapaginas background solid.obj

"Narsil is my name, a mighty sword, Telchar made me in Nogrod."

At that moment Isildur took the broken sword of his father, Narsil, and cut off Sauron's finger with the One Ring.

Elendil's sword, the one that had been broken during the war against Sauron, was forged again, at the end of the Third Age, for Aragorn, receiving then a new name: Andúril, the Flame of the West.

"Sun. I am Andúril, who was Narsil, the sword of Elendil. Let the minions of Mordor flee from me. Moon. "

This is a bookmark version of Narsil's broken blade, which was forged back into Anduril, where the Narsil fragment acts as a clip to mark the pages. Included separately, Narsil (fragment) and Anduril (complete). 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If the sheet is printed upwards, it is recommended to establish a good support to achieve a good finish afterwards.

The model has total dimensions of 150x41x3 mm, if considered, it can be widened a little more than 3mm to get more robustness, but it is not recommended to print with a lower thickness.

Once printed, carefully remove the backing and bend slightly along the crack to slightly separate both parts and create the clip.

Narsil-Anduril Bookmark

Narsil-Anduril.obj

There are plenty of brackets out there to hang your lightsaber on the wall, but not many to put it horizontally. And if you are as picky as me, and you don't like to have a bracket right in the middle that ruins the light of your lightsaber, I have a solution for you. A way to hang your lightsaber on the wall without that annoying bracket, just 2 brackets on the hilt! In the larger bracket you insert the pommel of your sword and at the end of the hilt you place the other bracket, making sure that the sword will be well leveled, this is up to you ;)

You can choose between 3 designs: the alliance, the republic or the empire, and with a touch of color you will have an amazing support for your sword, or you can stick to a more sober design without any emblem that defines your way in the force.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To make it work properly, you will need to measure the width of your hilt pommel and re-size the handle base support so that your sword will fit properly. You can do the same with the other bracket.

To avoid too many supports it is best to print vertically, but if you want the shield of your favorite side to show well, you can print with that area resting on the base of your printer.

When coloring the shields, you can do it using a permanent ink that does not drip too much ink, or it may drip down the side of your print.

Lightsaber support (only on the hilt !) 

soporte base mango imperio con escudito.obj

One Ring to rule them all. One Ring to find them,
One Ring to draw them all and bind them in darkness.

Ash Nazg durbatulûk, ash Nazg gimbatul, ash Nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.

Includes 2 versions, the original with a more abrupt stroke (orc) and a more softened version (elvish).

One ring to rule them all

1.obj

Tensegrity inspired by the Sistine Chapel vault fresco of Michelangelo's Creation of Adam, with the hands of Adam and God.

With strong threads it is able to support weight. I personally like to make each hand in one color.

It is recommended to tie the central thread first, and then carefully level the structure by pulling the rest of the threads. I find it useful to use plasticine or similar near each hole to fix the threads once leveled, and then glue with a few drops of instant glue.

You can also assemble the frame as it is using a clear plastic stick.

Tensegrity of Creation of Adam

adam v2.obj

Tensegrity inspirado en el fresco de la bóveda de la capilla sixtina de la creación de Adán de Miguel Ángel, con las manos de Adán y Dios.

Con unos hilos resistentes es capaz de soportar peso. A mi personalmente me gusta realizar cada mano en un color.

Se recomienda atar primero el hilo central, y luego con cuidado nivelar la estructura tirando del resto de hilos. A mi me resulta útil utilizar plastilina o similar cerca de cada orificio para fijar los hilos una vez nivelado, y después pegar con unas gotas de pegamento instantáneo.

También se puede montar tal y como es el cuadro utilizando una barrita de plástico transparente.


Tensegrity de la Creación de Adán 

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