Gifts for hobbyists
Gift ideas for hobbyists
Having an axe in the house saves you having to hire a carpenter! Many nerds and geeks are fed up of buying new devices every few months and instead repair broken computers, household appliances, etc., while others use soldering irons and laser cutters as a hobby. If you're looking for a present for a die-hard hobbyist, you'll find it here. From funny T-shirts to useful tools and fun construction kits, you'll find everything a MacGyver-in-training... Mehr anzeigen could wish for. You'll just have to get the ballpoint pen refill and the tape you need to build a rocket launcher yourself. ;)If you've ever tried to keep track of everything in the dark future of the 41st millennium, then you know the problem: too many heroes, too many en...
View full detailsThe language of flowers - to build yourself: With the Pink Rose wooden construction kit from Rowood, you can create a floral work of art that not o...
View full detailsYou may be wondering what a clock with images of zodiac signs is doing in a nerd store. Well, quite simply, several thousand years ago, these const...
View full detailsThe invention of the telescope was quite groundbreaking in the history of mankind. Actually invented by the Dutch optician Hans Lipperhey in 1608, ...
View full detailsThe world of Middle-earth is changing and you are the master builder. With The Lord of the Rings Metal Earth Premium 3D kits, you can bring detaile...
View full detailsIf you automatically drift off into a Studio Ghibli daydream at the sight of blossoming cherry trees, then your next crafting meditation awaits her...
View full detailsYou hear a siren, a strange buzzing - and then it comes around the corner: the iconic Ecto-1, the Ghostbusters' ghost hunter mobile! If you immedia...
View full detailsA bouquet of cherry blossoms that never wilt - and homemade? Sounds almost too good to be true! But with the Sakura flower wooden kit, you can brin...
View full detailsWe live in an age in which adults are constantly squatting in front of electronic devices, but want to forbid their own children to do so. After al...
View full detailsIf you have already invested hours and hours in the detailed kits from Metal Earth, it is only fair to show off the result in a worthy manner. Meta...
View full detailsEgyptian pyramids, burial sites of powerful pharaohs and rulers of various dynasties have fascinated people for thousands of years. Researchers are...
View full detailsWhile most of us probably inevitably associate these cannons with castles and knights, they looked a little different to this model back then. The ...
View full detailsHeroes have puzzles, superheroes have super puzzles - in 3D instead of 2D! The DC Comics 3D puzzles are not about putting together a flat picture, ...
View full detailsThis puzzle captures the very special style of the Rocketeer comics, which also looks great on a large canvas.
As a proud owner of the 3Doodler, you already know that the 3D printer in pen form gives you the power to create three-dimensional works of art and...
View full detailsThe USS Nautilus (SSN-571) was the world's first nuclear-powered submarine - a technical milestone that finds its way onto your crafting table with...
View full detailsSometimes you don't need a meditation course to find a moment of peace - sometimes all you need is a little wood, patience and the right amount of ...
View full detailsThe dark world of Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire is undoubtedly one of the most complex and fascinating worlds in recent TV and fantasy...
View full detailsHardly any other vehicle is more iconic - the Batmobile from Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" has long been a legend. With its dark elegance, characteris...
View full detailsCenturies ago, people in East Asia began not only to let trees grow, but to consciously shape them. A bonsai is therefore never just a plant - it i...
View full detailsBig cities have their own dramaturgy. During the day, people rush through subway stations and alleys, but as soon as the sun sets, a different mood...
View full detailsAnyone who has ever strolled through a narrow Japanese alley knows this special atmosphere: red paper lanterns overhead, small izakaya eateries sid...
View full detailsSome stories begin with a completely ordinary afternoon – until suddenly a white rabbit rushes by and everything goes awry. Since Lewis Carroll's A...
View full detailsThere are these quiet Christmas moments that are almost more important than the big hustle and bustle: outside, snow falls softly, inside the firep...
View full detailsThere are these quiet Christmas moments that are almost more important than the big hustle and bustle: outside, snow falls quietly, inside, the fir...
View full detailsWhen the days get shorter and fairy lights hang in the windows everywhere, this very special time of the year begins: Christmas markets, freshly de...
View full detailsThere are cities that feel like a stage. Venice definitely belongs to them: narrow alleys, small bridges over shimmering canals, and gondolas that ...
View full detailsIn many small European towns, there are these winding alleys where suddenly a tiny flower shop appears. Pots full of tulips stand in front of the d...
View full detailsSome bookstores are more than just places to buy books. They are meeting points for stories, thoughts, and people – small literary universes betwee...
View full detailsThere is this brief moment in spring in Japan when cherry blossoms drift through the air like pink snow. Entire streets transform into a sea of blo...
View full detailsAnyone who, when looking at a greenhouse, immediately thinks of the scent of earth, quiet afternoons, and that very specific happiness between leav...
View full detailsBetween creaking floorboards, fluttering ravens, and signs that only insiders can interpret correctly, there are these alleys where you automatical...
View full detailsThere are places in stories where time suddenly becomes strange. Old train stations with high arches, ticking clocks, and the soft echo of steam lo...
View full detailsIn some books, there are these small moments: a cozy side alley, a bookstore with a creaky door, somewhere the scent of fresh coffee. You sit at a ...
View full detailsWhen you stroll through Japanese cities, you encounter them everywhere: small trams leisurely rattling past houses, cherry trees, and narrow alleys...
View full detailsPerhaps you have already gained some experience with the 3Doodler 2.0 or the 3Doodler 3.0 Create? This equipment makes you even more flexible to re...
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