Locomotive(1)

All aboard — a chunky steam engine that stamps a whole train into the dough. This cutter is a single-wall cutting die shaped as a classic locomotive silhouette: a rounded boiler up front, a squared cab behind, a stubby funnel on top and a row of wheels running along the base. Interior blade ribs press the wheel circles and the cab window in as impression lines, so a single press gives you both the crisp outline and the internal detail that makes the shape actually read as a train rather than a blob. It is built for kids' railway-themed birthdays, but it earns its keep at baby showers, Christmas bakes and any "choo-choo" party spread — cookies, gingerbread, fondant plaques or clay ornaments all take the shape cleanly. Print notes • Use a food-safe filament such as PLA or PETG and print flat with the cutting edge facing up. • Two to three perimeters give the walls enough body without making the edge dull; a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.16mm layers keeps the impression ribs sharp. • Around 90–100mm long is a comfortable biscuit size; scale up for gingerbread slabs or down for canapé toppers. • Hand wash in warm water and let it dry fully — skip the dishwasher, whose heat can warp the thin walls. A cheerful, foolproof cutter that makes a batch of matching trains in minutes.