3D printing collections
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Brazilian Folklore
Brazilian folklore characters in a collection of 3D pieces by @tiolira. Saci, Curupira, Boitatá, Cuca and the Headless Mule feature distinct colors and fitted parts designed for 3D printing and assembly. Collection in preparation.
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Guardiões do Natal
The magic of Christmas meets the cultural roots of Brazil. Guardiões do Natal brings regional characters to life as decorative, multipart figurines for 3D printing. The collection begins with Quebra Castanha — Edição Arretada, from the Northeast, and Quebra Pinhão — Edição Farroupilha, from the South, both 40 cm tall. The collection mockup also introduces Quebra Açaí, Quebra Pequi and Quebra Café, concepts still in development.
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Holy Family Sculptures
A collection of 28 sculptures celebrating the Holy Family through scenes of affection, care and faith. Digital models for 3D printing, with a reference height of 16 cm and adjustable scale in the slicer. Each product page lists the profile, filament consumption and estimated print time. Paid pieces cost R$ 12.90 each, alongside the free options marked in the catalog. In the Palm of God and Divine Line remain exclusive downloads on MakerWorld. Illustrative ivory mockups.
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Indigenous Peoples
Ten original black-and-gold sculptures by Tio Lira, inspired by presence, gestures and a connection with nature. The Essence and The Bond of Seeds are free in the Partner Area; The Enduring Strength is an exclusive MakerWorld download. The remaining works are sold individually. Titles are poetic interpretations and do not represent a specific people.
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