Haha thanks! Tough competition from at least three other Chris's there mind you

Not often I'm in the first 10% of something, I'll take that

Thanks!

I usually make these as little souvenirs for students when they finish their final year research projects with a compound theyve gotten the structure of, this one was just a bit of fun for me though

Took a break from this for a bit but back to printing and painting some crystal structure models, I'm a big fan of the flat cartoon look from matte varnish and black highlights on the bonds #chemsky

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Been trying some new styles with these 3d printed crystal structures recently: used Blender to add infill to aromatic rings for coordinating cyclopentadienyls, and this weekend tried some matt paints for a change with black outlines on the bonds for a more cartoony style

Those'll do, I guess

I put a line through my 7s because in high school I copied a German exchange students physics homework, mistook all his 1s for 7s, and was immediately found out by the teacher. Can't fool me twice!

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