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Filament Family 3D Printing launches Festival Season Series in Canberra

Buyers of the wireless Canberra bus shelter lamp now receive free mini figurines of Jesus, Santa Claus, Rudolph and a snowman to display inside.

Filament Family 3D Printing launches Festival Season Series in Canberra
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Filament Family 3D Printing has launched its Festival Season Series for Halloween and Christmas. The Canberra business is giving away mini figurines that can be displayed inside its wireless bus shelter lamps. The series is already on sale through the company's online shop at filamentfamily.com.

The series includes four mini figurines: Jesus, Santa Claus, Rudolph and a snowman. All four are free. Each one is made to sit inside the company's wireless Canberra bus shelter lamp, so the scene inside the shelter can be changed for the season. Owners can swap one figurine for another as Halloween passes and Christmas arrives, without buying a separate decoration.

"We wanted Canberra families to have a simple way to mark the season, so we are including the figurines with the lamps at no cost."
Jaspal Singh, Director, Filament Family 3D Printing

The lamp itself is a true-scale replica of the Canberra bus shelter. It has a long-lasting rechargeable battery and an ambient LED glow, and it works without cords, so it can sit on a desk or shelf anywhere in the home. The company says the replica stays true to the original bus shelter design by Clem Cummings. The Festival Season Series is aimed at Canberra families. Shipping is free on orders above $100, with prices listed in Australian dollars.

The Canberra bus shelter is a familiar sight across the city, and Filament Family 3D Printing makes a desk-sized version of it for people who want an architectural icon close at hand. The lamps are one of three ranges in the online shop, alongside Canberra icons and personalised items. Everything is 3D printed and sold direct through the company's own store, so buyers order online and have items sent to them. Including the figurines at no cost gives families a seasonal use for a lamp they already own or are about to buy.

The Festival Season Series can be ordered now at https://filamentfamily.com/. The figurines are included with the wireless bus shelter lamps, and orders above $100 ship free. Questions can be sent through the contact page on the same website.

Key facts

  • Festival Season Series covers Halloween and Christmas
  • Four mini figurines: Jesus, Santa Claus, Rudolph, snowman
  • Figurines are free
  • Free shipping on orders above $100 AUD
  • Online shop: https://filamentfamily.com/

Questions about this announcement

How much do the Filament Family festival figurines cost?

The mini figurines are free.

What figurines are in the Festival Season Series?

Jesus, Santa Claus, Rudolph and a snowman, made to be displayed inside the wireless bus shelter lamp.

Does Filament Family 3D Printing offer free shipping?

Yes, shipping is free on orders above $100. Prices are listed in Australian dollars.

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Cite this release: “Filament Family 3D Printing launches Festival Season Series in Canberra.” Filament Family 3D Printing, October 13, 2026. https://livepublicator.com/news/filamentfamily/filament-family-3d-printing-launches-festival-season-series

About Filament Family 3D PrintingFilament Family 3D Printing makes and sells 3D printed items through its online shop at filamentfamily.com. Its range includes wireless Canberra bus shelter lamps, Canberra icons and personalised items. Prices are listed in Australian dollars, and shipping is free on orders above $100. Learn more at filamentfamily.com.Media contactJaspal Singh Batth · er.jaspalsingh@gmail.com

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Published on livepublicator.com on October 13, 2026https://livepublicator.com/news/filamentfamily/filament-family-3d-printing-launches-festival-season-series