Our journey into the world of 3D creation has been both exciting and frustrating as we learn what our machines can do. We started simple, items for children, Help Me Aides for our immediate needs. Moving on to small items that just tickle and then to enjoying larger creations.
Something we have learned from the very start is SHOULD we print everything in our sights!
Our learning curve has included making sure we have the copyrights and licensing of creators kept. Many items are free but those that carry copyrights are licensed and while yes we can make some of the coolest stuff from movies, TV and anime, these items have been our training grounds and become loved gifts for friends and family.
As a family with a wide range of Fandoms, we jumped straight into what things should probably should of waited till our skills improved. Space ships from our favorite TV shows, and many many figurines that have joined our shelves and collections.
Many items have become so much more with some paint and a bit of colour and fancy.




These items from our Fairy House collections have been such a delight to design and colour! Many of these have found their homes with young people who love the additions to their own fairy gardens! Little girls and boys who enjoy the fantasy of making villages and incorporating their favorite figurines and dolls make this work is so rewarding. It is from these small joys that we will continue to make so much more!

I was so blessed to spend my mothers day painting him and adding him to my rather unique collections.
We here at Wonderfully Weird are energized by our customers who contact us about things they love but either cant find through mainstream channels and are willing to work with us!
One of the most important wins we share, is that we hold all judgement on what our customers want. We will find the weird and make it wonderful and fun for all of them.


One of our most appreciative customers had a task to assist with a practical joke with members of their family and friends! We were given the task to make many; over 400; of these small penis’s for distribution through tool and lunch boxes as a long running prank! And yes these were such a win we were asked to make more! No judgement, lots of fun and so much weird!

This hue forge was made for a gamer that is anime obsessed! It was 2 mm thick and printed in black and white with a red stand and lives on his computer desk! He has since asked for more!

As we learn our machines and our filament capacity these little boats called Benchy’s are a must for working out the best calibrations for our designs.
One of the joys with these items is they are quite quick to produce and then they become part of a collection that we find many kids love! From a calibration tool to kids toy – what can get better!
Looking forward always for the next Wonderfully Weird creation!
Heids
