Dragon Skull light with a dragon wrapped around a hollow skull, sized to take a small LED tea light inside. Printed in multiple colors so the scales and wing texture read clearly even before lighting it. Once it’s on, the glow through the skull gives it a nice moody desk-lamp vibe without needing any wiring.
Skubbies are small chibi skull buddies made as a set of 8 different designs, each with its own animal hoodie and vibe. They come with a built in hook so they’re easy to clip onto a bag, zipper, or keys, and every one includes a matching keychain tag.
Dice Tower Box designed by me as a compact travel case with slots for 8 dice and a magnet closure that snaps shut cleanly. When you flip it open, the lid and inner ramp turn into a working dice tower, so it goes from storage to table use in seconds. Built to feel sturdy in a bag and make setup simple for quick games.
Can Holder made as a chunky stein style sleeve that fits standard 500 ml cans, so you get the look and feel of a proper mug without pouring anything out. Printed with themed details and a big handle for a solid grip, and sized to keep the can snug so it does not rattle. Fun table piece for game nights, and a nice way to make boring cans feel a bit more special.
Torucon 2025, Trondheim
KawaiiCon 2025, Porsgrunn
ConPASSION 2025, Kristiansand
Fandomatics 2025, Sola
Nerdens Julemarked 2024, Drammen
Cryo Abyss Mage wand made as a sturdy cosplay prop with a floating center piece, held in place by a clear acrylic rod. I finished it with paint and airbrushing to get soft gradients and a frosty depth, then added vinyl for the small crisp details. The result is lightweight to carry, but still looks sharp up close.
Jugram Haschwalth Sword printed as a full size cosplay prop, split into sections to make printing reliable and sanding straightforward. I left a channel through the core for a supporting rod, so it stays stiff without adding a lot of weight, and added a custom “B” detail on the handle to match the character. Clean, simple geometry but with enough finishing work to look sharp on stage or in photos.
Tube for Nerdforge Artwork made as a simple display that prints cleanly with minimal supports. The parts are designed to slot together fast, so assembly is very easy. Nice little utility print that saves time on post work and makes the finished pieces feel more professional to handle and store.
Overhaul mask from My Hero Academia made as a wearable cosplay piece, shaped to sit close and look right from the side profile. I added vent holes in the front so breathing stays easy during long con days, and lined the inside with foam for comfort and a more secure fit. Finished to feel solid on the face while still being practical to wear for hours.
Jinx’s Blaster printed in full size as a big, chunky cosplay prop, shown here straight as a raw print. The body has room inside for a motor, and the barrels are built to rotate so it can be made functional without hacking it apart. It’s one of those projects where the scale is the point, heavy on presence, but still designed to be doable on a home printer.
Rhino Helmet made as a wearable cosplay build with a big, clean silhouette and enough room inside to sit comfortably on the head. I added custom RGB LED eyes to give it that powered up look, with the light shining through the visor without blinding the wearer. Built to be dramatic in photos, but still practical to wear for a full event.
Space Marine helmet made for a Nerdforge project, built to snap together cleanly with magnets so it’s easy to transport and work on in parts. I designed space inside for small internal fans, which makes it way more comfortable to wear during long shoots or events. Nerdforge handled the paint job, with Tabletop Time involved on the finishing side, so it became a proper team build from print to final look.
Trophies for Magicon designed as a full set of event awards, with a clean silhouette and bold shapes that read well on stage and in photos. The duo trophy is split in two halves and snaps together with magnets, so winners can each take a piece while it still looks like one trophy when displayed. Built to be easy to print in batches, but still feel special to hold and win.
Maker
I’m a Norwegian maker who loves turning nerdy ideas into physical props and collectibles you can actually use. I run WhitespaceProps, where I design and 3D print everything from full size cosplay builds to smaller tabletop pieces, always aiming for prints that feel solid, look sharp, and are practical to carry and display.
I enjoy the whole process, from figuring out clean splits for reliable printing, to building in magnets, support rods, lighting, or comfort tweaks that make the final piece better in real life.
I like projects that balance detail with smart construction. The goal is simple prints that are easy to finish, fun to show off, and satisfying to hold. If you spot me at a con, chances are I’m behind a table full of cool 3d printed items, ready to talk builds and help you find the right piece for your next character.