Renditions of the enigmatic lines created on the desert floor in Nazca, Peru. The ones I made from PET (T-glase) are not only strong and resistant to breaking but will cling directly to window glass without adhesive, still holding after three days on test. The original lines were created about 2 millennia ago by an unusual method of subtractive manufacturing where rocks were cleared from the ground to reveal the contrasting yellow soil. These geoglyphs range up to hundreds of meters in size. The files here are roughly scaled in proportion to each other. 3/20, added four new ones, a hummingbird, dog, pair of hands, seaweed. All names are modern day interpretations.As scaled, these are less than a millimeter thick, two layers of 0.3 mm thickness as printed for the examples in the photo. Keep them thin so they don't weigh too much and fall off a window. Being so thin, they are somewhat delicate coming off the build platform. I made the examples on untreated clean kapton tape. They will almost peel off with the help of a razor blade pulled along under them.