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Card Capture Sakura Keyby *silverbeam

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Now Capture those errant cards with your own Clow Key!

This Item is my big hit off the wish website. I have gotten over 5000 wishes, and it makes me happy to know that so many people would wish for my item. It's actually having a sale off of the wish website that could apply to getting it or anything at my shop.

this item was originally made tiny, as a msd set for bjd (ball jointed dolls) After some requests I made a 1:1 scale of the model, of the bird and star key. It's a lot of fun.

they are a very sturdy and hard nylon plastic, that is sanded smooth, 3d printed from shapeways.

3d printing is a super awesome technique, And I rather like to call it "Geeky Crafting". You make a digital 3d model, with blender, maya, lightwave, or any other 3d editing software, (there's even some easy to use no brainer apps on shapeways where they do the magic for you), Making sure to follow some 3d building rules, like size limitations, etc. then upload the model to the 3d printer website, or to your own 3d printing machine. I am not lucky enough to have my own 3d printer, and the cheaper models are not good enough for my items anyway, so I use shapeways. A site that is always late and a bit frustrating at times, but the only affordable place out there. they also let you have your own on site shop to directly sell 3d printed items. Most of my items need post work so I usually sell them via my etsy shop. once the model is approved the 3d printers then do their magic. I recommend looking up videos on youtube, it's fun to watch a speeded up run of a model being printed. There are several ways the printers print, depending upon the material. The most basic is a laser going back and forth over a powder material. these thin layers then build up to make your model in real life. Next we'll be having transporters and replicators I'm sure! Once mailed back I do the post work that is needed, then keep or ship to my customer.

Give it a try and see all my 3d printed items in my gallery and at my store.

Here are some wish links That I hope work. Let me know!
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