I appreciate you so much Queen 
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@Robotime thanks for the article! I recently started getting into 3-D printing myself simply so I can create items to insert into my kids. I am enjoying it as a separate hobby in itself and I agree it’s another way to enhance and already beautiful creation that you are working on.
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A super article. Maybe one day I will get myself a 3D-printer. 
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Id love a fillimant 3d printer … i always like to add pieices yo my builds … i love the fact you can create what you want a bamboo A1 printer is great… maybe one day ! 
I find that 3D printing can do the one difficult thing, scaling figures to match your diorama. The Super Creator kits are roughly 1/20 scale. This is a non standard scale and lots of things do not fit correctly.
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That’s so cool! I really like this perspective.
Fantastic read! I really enjoyed how you connected 3D printing with creativity and miniature building. Very insightful! 
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Thank you! I’ve been wanting to get a 3D printer myself
Thanks for sharing 
It’s definitely incredible.
Great article. I find 3D printing really interesting and I’m really hoping to invest in a good 3d printing machine in the future.
This is great. I’m considering getting myself a Bambu because I believe that it will save money in the long run and provide me with the ability to customise my dollhouse and other projects.
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I love this perspective! It’s amazing how technology now allows ordinary crafters and builders to bring their unique ideas to life. This is such an inspiring read! 
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The Shiba-inu
So cool!
I use 3d printed parts in my dioramas. I have a friend print them for me
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Very informative article! I have not explored 3d printing yet but saw what they can do from reels and youtube vids.
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I had to smile when I saw the X1 Carbon in the article because that’s the exact printer I own! Designing models really can become a whole hobby of its own, but I’ve chosen not to go down that path because I find it far too frustrating.
Thankfully, there’s such a creative community already making designs that I’ve been able to scale and print tables, chairs, tiny cups, animals, bookshelves, boxes, wall sconces, and even a barstool that saved me from assembling an especially fiddly one in a DIY kit.
I’ve considered adding a resin printer too, but my husband had one years ago and the smell was awful, so that’s one reason I haven’t taken the plunge yet. 
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Wow, such an interesting article! Thank you for sharing this information. I’ve never had a chance to use one, but I am very interested in 3D printing and it’s possibilities!
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