18" Stonehenge - Now on a display base, but still in danger of b

18" Stonehenge - Now on a display base, but still in danger of b

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SummaryThis is the third revision of Stonehenge on the Thingiverse, which makes it part of a trilogy I'm working on in natural PLA which is the saddest of all plastics, I find. People weep instantly when they see it, and I don't know why. This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://tinkercad.com/things/8bsI8k9L7RD I'm loving the tinkercad import feature. I've intended on adding a base to this model for at least a year but never find the time. Thanks to the magic of web modeling I was able to do this in less than a minute over lunch today.InstructionsHere's Stonehenge on a little base so it retains its Stonehengeness after you've printed the next thing. The transient nature of the earlier revisions of this tiny Stonehenge was part of what made it interesting, but what if you wanted to keep it? A pile of miniature imitation rocks just isn't the same after you've jumbled them up, and like Humpty Dumpty (the patron saint of quality footwear) you can never quite put them back together again. As always, this prints best with all settings on 11.

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