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The busts featured in these bookends come compliments of Scan the World, the world's premier archive of works of art in three dimensions.

The first bookend is a bust of an Italian peasant, which is housed in a private collection in Italy. The second is Queen Nefertiti, wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten of the18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, and possibly a Pharaoh in her own right. Her bust is a crown jewel of Berlin's Neues Museum.

Each bookend is about 17 cm tall (though naturally can be scaled to taste in your slicer), and is quite stable thanks to a tab that has been added to each half of the base. To get extra grip on exceptionally slippery shelves, however, you may wish to elongate these tabs.

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Taking into account these print recommendations should yield the highest quality results

‣ Print slowly (<50 mm/s) to maintain the highest possible surface resolution ‣ Include 3+ shells to minimize the visibility of your infill (the denser the better) ‣ Nefertiti only requires support (the denser the better) below her chin and nose ‣ The peasant requires support (the denser the better) for the brim of his cap, chin, and nose

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For unaltered bust files, visit Scan the World's page for Italian peasant and Queen Nefertiti. Note that remixes are non-monetizable and must credit these sources.