"UFO in the Mountains" Bookmark
A bookmark featuring a spaceship hovering over a mountain landscape. The design is inspired by monochromatic illustrations, giving it a mysterious and futuristic character. Product Features: ✔ Dimensions: 138.4 mm × 65 mm × 1.2 mm ✔ Color:…
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About this model
A bookmark featuring a spaceship hovering over a mountain landscape. The design is inspired by monochromatic illustrations, giving it a mysterious and futuristic character.
Product Features:
✔ Dimensions: 138.4 mm × 65 mm × 1.2 mm
✔ Color: Solid (black and white or other variations)
✔ Design: Minimalist, resembling a tattoo or line art
✔ Theme: UFO in a beam of light, surrounded by a mountain landscape
The bookmark is thin and flexible, ensuring a perfect fit without damaging book pages. Precise details highlight the quality of craftsmanship, and the unique pattern gives it a distinctive character.
A great accessory for book lovers, science fiction fans, and those who enjoy mysterious stories.
Print settings
These are the settings the model was actually printed and tested with — the profile in the 3MF is already set up this way, so you can send it straight to the printer.
- Layer height: 0.08 mm
- Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- Walls: 2
- Infill: 15 %
- Filament: ~13 g
Files
The model is free on MakerWorld and ships as a ready-to-print 3MF with the print profile inside — no slicer setup needed. Hit the download button above; the file is hosted there, not on 3DX.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print this bookmark with a standard 0.4 mm nozzle, or do I need a smaller one?
The model was tested and printed with a 0.4 mm nozzle at a 0.08 mm layer height, so a standard nozzle works fine. The thin 1.2 mm overall thickness and fine detail are achievable at this layer height without swapping nozzles.
Will the 1.2 mm thickness damage my book pages or feel too flimsy?
The article describes the bookmark as thin and flexible, designed to fit without damaging pages. At 1.2 mm thick with 15% infill and 2 walls, it will be slightly flexible but still rigid enough to mark pages securely — similar to a thick business card.
How do I get the black and white color effect shown in the photos?
The article notes the design is solid black and white (or other variations), inspired by monochromatic line art. To match the photos, use a single-color filament (e.g., black PLA) on a white printer bed or pause mid-print to swap filaments — the ready-to-print 3MF profile likely includes a color change command, so check the file’s layer preview in your slicer.
