More SNOW & Barbie Sno-Bloks...

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

So - Yup - we're getting MORE Snow here in Ohio - this was last night:

As such - there is STILL Time for testing of my Sno-Bloks prototype. 

And, now - due to the efforts of Mr. Doppelgänger - even Barbie gets a chance to play with Sno-Bloks in the Snow:

Again - if anyone wants to try printing them - send me a DM - and I will send you the files!!!

-Kurt

[Kurt A 3d]

Barbie is NOT dressed for this weather, but when a friend wants you to test their product, what are you going to do?

Kurt-A

[Kurt A 3d]

Barbie is either sitting next to a 1/6 snobloks looking out a 2 feet of Central NJ snow OR  she is full size, sitting next to a full size snoblok looking out at 24 feet of central NJ snow.  

Kurt-A

 

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

This Second pic is the Better Angle - as Barbie looks DOOMED by this MASSIVE Snow Drift!!!

I'm surprised I don't see Goosebumps on her legs!!!

AND - OMG - now that I look Closer - I can see the Snow Bricks that Barbie produced with my Design! NICE!!!!!!!!!!!

-K

[Sophie]

Haha this is brilliant you guys, such good sports.

So gutted that we just don't really get much snow here in the south of England!

I could make mud blocks though, cause we get a tonne of rain!

Thanks for the posts Kurt(s). 

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

You're quite welcome Sophie - glad you enjoyed the fodder of this posting. Also, glad to see you back here again!

Will admit - looking closer at the pics - the snow bricks were NOT as Clean looking as they should be. I suspect at that size of my Sno-Bloks - the pusher part of the design can't cleanly push out the bricks! Oh well - at least Barbie TRIED to have some fun in the Snow!

-K

[Kurt A 3d]

Sophie,

Not only do we get more Snow in the North of the US than you all in England - but just think of the Florida Hurricanes you are missing out on, not to mention Tornados and Earthquakes elsewhere. 

On the other hand I have never found clotted cream and tea with cakes as I have had in England in the US.

Kurt-A

PS: Fun fact that was surprising when I first learned it,  NYC is actually only as far north as Rome Italy. 

On Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at 5:50:31 AM UTC-5 Sophie wrote: