“NO MORE WET HANDS?!” -Goku, 2026
These are the same tankards featured at Brazilian Dynasty! Click HERE to watch the video!
All 53 civilizations from AoE2 are NOW LISTED! And remember, EVERY purchase goes towards funding students ages 11-14 and their learning, Chupta does not keep profit for himself or any of his volunteer staff :)
Each one is made out of heat-resistant carbon fibre, wood, and other recycled plastic materials but we do NOT recommend using it to hold food or liquid! And remember, these are NOT cups- we do not recommend you drink out of them. Even though they are sealed with resin, these are still made from recycled plastic materials so only use them to hold a canned beverage, never the liquid itself. We haven’t tested them long enough to guarantee they will remain “food safe” over time, so please just don’t risk it!
These are made to hold a 12oz can or a 16oz tall energy drink can, like the players were using them at Brazilian Dynasty. They will also work as a pen/pencil/paintbrush/small tool holder if you’d like. Each one is hand painted and sealed with resin to ensure a scratch-proof and durable surface.
It takes us about 20 work hours to complete one from start to finish, not including print time, and about 1.5-2 weeks overall. These were originally made as thank you gifts for supporters of our fundraiser. A good friend of Chuptaworks suggested others might like to buy them, so here you go!
The “tankard” is an original model by Chuptaburger and his students. If you have a 3D printer and would like to make your own, you can get the files from our Patreon- it’s free to join! OR you can buy the model here SOON as a digital file download and print a blank tumbler yourself. The civ badges are each created using an svg version of our hand drawn civ badges.
COMING SOON: I’ll be making a video soon on how to make your own custom tankard badges, how to resize them for your needs, and how we paint and seal them to get them shiny and scratch resistant! Stay tuned, my students are working hard to help me edit the footage!
“NO MORE WET HANDS?!” -Goku, 2026
These are the same tankards featured at Brazilian Dynasty! Click HERE to watch the video!
All 53 civilizations from AoE2 are NOW LISTED! And remember, EVERY purchase goes towards funding students ages 11-14 and their learning, Chupta does not keep profit for himself or any of his volunteer staff :)
Each one is made out of heat-resistant carbon fibre, wood, and other recycled plastic materials but we do NOT recommend using it to hold food or liquid! And remember, these are NOT cups- we do not recommend you drink out of them. Even though they are sealed with resin, these are still made from recycled plastic materials so only use them to hold a canned beverage, never the liquid itself. We haven’t tested them long enough to guarantee they will remain “food safe” over time, so please just don’t risk it!
These are made to hold a 12oz can or a 16oz tall energy drink can, like the players were using them at Brazilian Dynasty. They will also work as a pen/pencil/paintbrush/small tool holder if you’d like. Each one is hand painted and sealed with resin to ensure a scratch-proof and durable surface.
It takes us about 20 work hours to complete one from start to finish, not including print time, and about 1.5-2 weeks overall. These were originally made as thank you gifts for supporters of our fundraiser. A good friend of Chuptaworks suggested others might like to buy them, so here you go!
The “tankard” is an original model by Chuptaburger and his students. If you have a 3D printer and would like to make your own, you can get the files from our Patreon- it’s free to join! OR you can buy the model here SOON as a digital file download and print a blank tumbler yourself. The civ badges are each created using an svg version of our hand drawn civ badges.
COMING SOON: I’ll be making a video soon on how to make your own custom tankard badges, how to resize them for your needs, and how we paint and seal them to get them shiny and scratch resistant! Stay tuned, my students are working hard to help me edit the footage!
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