Well, that was something.When I launched Print the Holidays back in December, I honestly wasn't sure what to expect. TinkerAtlas is still young. We're a community of makers building something together, and contests are always a bit of a gamble. Would people actually enter? Would voting feel fair? Would it just be awkward silence and tumbleweeds?None of that happened. What happened instead was makers from across the community submitting genuinely impressive holiday prints, rallying their friends to vote, and turning this contest into something way more exciting than I could have planned on paper.So let's talk winners.The Judge's Pick: _FirstLayer's Christmas CottageDesigned by KijaidesignThree judges. Hours of back and forth. More favorites than we could reasonably pick.That's how the Judge's Choice process went. We started by each selecting our standout entries, then debated the finalists until we landed on a consensus. _FirstLayer's Christmas Cottage earned it. The design, created by Kijaidesign, captures the Christmas spirit in a way that just feels right. Cozy, detailed, and exactly the kind of print you'd want sitting on your shelf through December._FirstLayer walks away with the grand prize: an AWD CNC Kit from LDO Motors, a £100 E3D gift card, and Lifetime TinkerAtlas+. That's roughly $483 worth of maker goodness heading their way.Download the model hereCommunity Vote WinnersThe community picked their favorites through open voting, and honestly? You all have great taste.First Place: traxman25 with Krampus Life-Size Diorama (91 votes)Design by ESCreativeLet's be clear about what happened here. Someone printed a life-size Krampus diorama. For Christmas. The absolute audacity of this project won over the community, and rightfully so. Traxman25 takes home the Jabberwocky Toolhead Kit from Phaetus plus Lifetime TinkerAtlas+. That's around $345 in prizes.Download the model hereSecond Place: Killa_Prints with Santa's Toy Factory (86 votes)Design by FulvSanta's workshop by Fulv brought to life through 3D printing. Killa_Prints delivered the holiday magic with this one, and 86 voters agreed. The prize? An Orbiter 2.5 extruder, an ArkFly Build Plate from LDO Motors, and a year of TinkerAtlas+. Roughly $188 total.Download the model hereThird Place: steven_poole68 with Gingerbread Star Destroyer Kit (64 votes)Sometimes you see a project title and immediately know you need to see it. Gingerbread Star Destroyer Kit by Kit Kiln is one of those. Steven combined holiday vibes with Star Wars in a way that somehow works. Third place gets PEBA 95A Black filament from Siraya Tech plus six months of TinkerAtlas+. About $100 in value.Download the model hereSiraya Tech Prize Winners (4th through 7th)Fourth through seventh place each received premium Siraya Tech filament plus TinkerAtlas+ subscriptions.Dragonfire411 took fourth with the Gingerbread Star Destroyer by Kit Kiln as an ornament print and gets TPU Air Black (50 votes). TechJeeper landed fifth with a Christmas Vacation Advent Calendar by mcmaven, that he remixed and he gets ASA-GF Black (49 votes). JediSpidey's Merry Christmas Charlie Brown by Kit Kiln took sixth, earning TPU 85A Black (46 votes). And Lostboy73's Star Juletide Wars with various models by Kit kiln grabbed seventh with TPU 64D Black (44 votes). Definitely mostly Kit Kiln models in the top here. Runners-Up and the Lucky VoterEighth through tenth place each receive one month of TinkerAtlas+:LED Spiral Tree by ShenanigansShenanigans3d (8th, 34 votes) with his LED spiral tree that he designed and programmed himself. Racoutlaw (9th, 28 votes) with a Christmas Lamp Post ENIQUE3D. CGoreckiDesigns (10th, 24 votes) with Merry Grinchmas by the Kit Kiln.Design by ENIQUE3DAnd because voting should be rewarded, we randomly selected shawn.doan03 as our Lucky Voter, who also gets a month of TinkerAtlas+.Over $1,300 in Prizes. Seriously.Let that number sit for a second. More than thirteen hundred dollars in prizes for a contest on a platform that's about 6 months old. That doesn't happen without sponsors who actually care about the maker community.LDO Motors stepped up with hardware that any maker would be thrilled to have on their bench. The AWD CNC Kit and ArkFly Build Plate are serious equipment from a company that consistently delivers quality.E3D came through with their trademark generosity. A £100 gift card opens doors to some of the most respected hotends and components in the industry.Phaetus contributed the Jabberwocky Toolhead Kit. If you've been in the Voron or high-performance printing space, you know that name carries weight.Siraya Tech provided an entire tier of filament prizes. Their TPU and ASA-GF materials gave us prizes for fourth through seventh place without cutting corners on quality.These companies didn't just throw their logos on a sponsor list. They put real prizes in the hands of real makers. That matters.Thank You to Everyone Who ParticipatedRunning a contest is one thing. Making it feel ali