Happy Easter!

Collection currently includes Easter Eggs featuring four US National Parks.   I started with the two national parks my oldest son enjoyed the most and the two my youngest son enjoyed the most.   Created as Easter presents for them but also fit into my National Parks 3D print project!

An lithophane, in the shape of an easter egg, featuring three photos taken at Yellowstone National Park; Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, and The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone.  Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

An lithophane, in the shape of an easter egg, featuring two photos taken at Grand Canyon National Park; one from the South Rim and another from the North Rim.  Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

An lithophane, in the shape of an easter egg, featuring two photos taken at Bryce Canyon National Park; The Amphitheater  and Thors's Hammer.  Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

An lithophane, in the shape of an easter egg, featuring three photos taken at Arches National Park; Delicate Arch, Balanced Rock, and a photo of the cabin at Wolfe Ranch.  Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Photo taken of Bar Harbor Lighthouse at Acadia National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Photo taken of Glacier Bay National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken of Mount Rushmore National Memorial and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken at Crater Lake National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken of Denali National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken at Big Bend National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken at Saguaro National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Photo taken of Bar Harbor Lighthouse at Acadia National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!
 

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

It is a family of vegetables that its name from neo-latin for the shape of its flowers, that of a cross (the four petals resemble a cross).   It includes vegetables such as cauliflower, cabbage, kale, broccoli, brussel sprouts, and many other green leaf vegetables.   These vegetables are thought to have cancer fighting properties, contain nutrients highly beneficial to the body, and help support the liver's ability to detoxify the body.  For example having these vegetables in your diet can help reduce your hangover symptoms! 

Photo taken at Sequoia National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Gallium has the distinction of having the largest temperature difference between its melting and boiling points, melting at 29.7646 °C (85.5763 °F) and boiling at 2403 °C (​4357 °F)!

Photo taken at Death Valley National Park and preserved on a nightlight Lithophane. Part of my line of lithophanes commemorating our nations national parks!

Where to Get STLs

Have your own 3D printer, a friend with one, or even your local library? You are in luck! I am making the STLs for these available via Printables and Thingaverse so that anyone can print these out on their own.

Recently Colossal Biosciences, a company based in Dallas, reported that with the use of genetic engineering and surrogate dogs they now have three dire wolfs.  This would mean they have brought a species back from extinction one that has been extinct for 12,000 years.   

This site was just recently upgraded to a new version of Drupal.  

In the process some functionality may have been broken.

Please be patient as I work through all the issues!

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I have officially joined the 2020s - good thing too because they are half over!