Your old laptops, standing inside a pagoda, rendering your films.

Not in real life yet. Every part is designed and checked in CAD: the fit of the boards, stability with blades pulled out, the power budget, and that each piece fits a 220 mm print bed. The print times come from the slicer. Nobody has printed or built a model so far, and we are not promising a date for the first build. Start with the free test coupon to check the fits on your printer. If something is wrong, tell us: we fix the files, and every buyer gets the updated files free.

Boards from most 13 to 17 inch laptops: up to 280 × 390 mm, with nothing taller than 24 mm above the board. Big 18-inch gaming laptops are not guaranteed.

The cooling is sized for laptop chips running at 15–25 W, with a fan in the head of every blade. Stronger boards should be capped at 25 W. On the big models the desktop drawer takes a CPU up to 65 W, without a tower cooler. These are design estimates; nothing has been measured on a real build yet.

Any printer with a bed of 220 mm or more, printing PETG. Every part is cut to fit that bed. Expect hundreds of print hours; each model page gives the range.

Usually not. Every board keeps the drive its laptop came with and boots its system from it. Each model needs one shared disk of 1 TB or more, where the render manager (Flamenco) keeps the scenes and the finished frames, so your own computer stays free. An old 1 TB drive will do; a new one is about €136–146 (October 2026, check before buying). It sits on the desktop board in the drawer, or on one laptop board in the compact models.

The plan for one model, at every computer count it supports, so growing from two laptops to four costs nothing extra. Single models are €19, €24 or €29, VAT included. A free test piece lets you check your printer first.

Open a model or a decor piece and press "Buy the plan". You tick one box about the download first, then you pay in the Lemon Squeezy checkout.