The borosilicate enclosure is to be filled with water at all times. The 
water is to be changed on bi-annual basis. Use of Class-D 
Personnel has been approved by O5-6 to carry out refill procedures 
in order to minimize researcher risk. 


Under no circumstances are research personnel permitted to enter 
SCP-1145's containment chamber without NBC gear. Should 
exposure occur, subjects are to be immediately decontaminated and 
transferred to another site. Eight xenon short-arc lamps outside of 
the enclosure are to be operated during the bi-annual refill of the 
borosilicate enclosure. These lamps are to be replaced once yearly. 
At no time should the object be illuminated by under 20 lumens 
unless for approved testing. Following Incident 1145-4 (See 
Experiment Log 1145), no personnel above Class-D are permitted to 
be within 15 meters of the object. Testing with SCP-1145 is subject 
to approval only by Level 4 or above Personnel, and carried out by 
Level 3 or above Personnel. [ALL EXPERIMENTATION AND 
TESTING OF SCP-1145 CANCELLED UNDER ORDER OF O5-6] 


Description: SCP-1145 is a stuffed bear approximately 30 cm tall 


recovered from Nagasaki, Japan in 19 . Outer fabric consists 
entirely of leather taken and cured from Ursus thibetanus. The 
seams are stitched with heavy strands of an unidentified fibrous 
connective tissue. No attempt has been made to breach the outer 
covering of the object, as containment protocols do not permit 
contact with the object long enough to retrieve an inner sample. 
Aside from a rudimentary snout, SCP-1145 has no facial features. 
SCP-1145 weighs 9.4 kg, which is considerably heavier than similar 
stuffed bears of this size; the cause of this discrepancy in weight is 
unknown. 


SCP-1145 is radioactive, with doses measured between 2.7 and 
PBa. In its inactive state, the object emits this radiation consistent 
with the decay chain of Pu-239 (Pu-239 -> U-235, Alpha decay) and 
of Pu-241 (Pu-241 -> Am-241, Beta Decay). Unlike samples of 
Pu-239 and Pu-241, however, the object does not emit any of the 
gamma radiation normally associated with radioactive decay. 


The amount of radiation SCP-1145 emits at its base level is 2.7 
PBaq. This increases at arate of | MBd/s if the object is not 
illuminated. The presence of water in the enclosure is sufficient to 
absorb any radiation emitted from the object. Due to the effects of 
Cherenkov radiation, the water also has a side-effect of providing 
sufficient illumination to prevent SCP-1145 from transitioning states. 


When left unilluminated for a period exceeding 3 seconds, the object 
will enter its active state. When in this state, the object emits gamma 
radiation. SCP-1145 will begin moving in the direction of the nearest 
human being. Its method of locomotion is unknown. However, 
testing has shown the object moves at a speed of approximately 45 
meters per second. When in this state, the object is capable of 
passing through any substance, highly irradiating any surface it 
passes through, but causing no visible structural damage. 


Immediately upon coming to rest within 1m of its target, SCP-1145 
will begin to increase its emissions atarate of | PBq every 30 
seconds. The emissions will continue to increase until the object has 
been picked up by its target. Once picked up by its target, the 
emissions will return to base levels as long as the subject maintains 
unshielded skin contact with it. Upon expiration of its target, 
SCP-1145 will revert to its inactive state. Should the subject expire 


while the object is unilluminated, SCP-1145 will immediately resume 
its active state. 


Experiment Log 1145 
Incident Log 1145-4 


Original Purpose: Determine reason for 
unusual weight of SCP-1145 by obtaining 
inner sample of object. 


Method: Subject D-1145-59 housed in 
Containment Chamber 1145 given one (1) pair 
surgical tweezers. D-1145-59 tasked with 
attempting to retrieve inner sample of object. 
Dr. Lucas Cave performing experiment, 
Security Officer observing. 


Incident Report: D-1145-59 instructed to 
separate seam of object with tweezers, and 
describe substance inside. Subject reported 
that it appeared to be filled with an unidentified 
metallic substance, silvery in appearance. 
Subject then reported a metallic taste in her 
mouth. Shortly after, subject began to vomit, 
dropping the object. 


D-1145-59 continued vomiting for another 90 
seconds, and lost consciousness. Security 
Officer instructed to enter cell and affix 
object to D-1145-59 with adhesive tape. 
Subject awakened during the process, and 
became violent. In the ensuing scuffle, the light 
in Containment Chamber 1145-3 was 
disabled, and a single shot was fired from 
Security Officer 's service pistol. Subject 
expired. Security Officer becomes target 
for SCP-1145, moving to rest at his feet. 


Containment Protocol revised to prevent 
unnecessary exposure to site personnel. 


Security Officer reclassified as D-1145-60. 
Experiment Log 1145-7 


Purpose: Determine possible limits regarding 
the object's detection and pursuit of targets 
during its active state. 


Method: SCP-1145 transported to remote Site 

. Perimeter of 100km cleared of any 
personnel and inhabitants for the duration of 
testing. One personnel D-1145-24 placed in 
5ms containment cell 99km from site. 
Radiation detectors placed along path of 
estimated trajectory before illumination halted 
on object. 


Result: After light was extinguished, object 
began emitting gamma radiation. Object 
travelled along expected path of trajectory at a 
height of approximately 1m off ground level, 
passing through foliage as expected. After 
approximately 20 minutes of travel, radiation 
detectors reported emission at 440 PBq. 
Object arrived at target 36 minutes, 27 
seconds after illumination ceased. Dose 
reported on arrival to target measured at 
approximately 639 PBq. D-1145-24 expired 
within 4 hours of receiving the object due to 
acute radiation poisoning. Postmortem 
analysis estimate the total dose recieved to be 
approximately 72 Sv. 


Site and path of trajectory severely 
contaminated, requiring 26 months of cleanup 
to remove all traces of radiation. All further 
experiments cancelled under order by 05-6. 


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SCP-1146: Psycho Printer 


Item #: SCP-1146 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1146 is to be stored ina 
standard sized containment chamber. Due to SCP-1146's ability to 
connect to networks, it is not to be allowed contact with any form of 
external connection, and may only be allowed access to closed on- 
site networks for the purposes of testing. In the event of site transfer, 
SCP-1146 must clearly be marked as such to prevent accidental 
refilling of filament material. No staff are to attempt to refill 
SCP-1146's filament material under any circumstances. 


Description: SCP-1146 appears to be a heavily modified brand 
3D printer. Modifications include a 40.6 cm LCD screen, a set of 
small speakers, an enlarged printing bay, and a number of wires 
exposed along various points of the subject's case. Through means 
currently unknown, SCP-1146 seems to lack any requirement for an 
exterior power source, and can continue operating after being 
unplugged after a short delay. Though no means of opening the 
object have been found, X-ray imaging has been used to reveal a 
lack of internal components. 


SCP-1146 was recovered from an abandoned office building in, 
Russia after a series of reports involving “living statues". After a 
search by agents, SCP-1146 was found in the building, surrounded 
by a number of models of various creatures and objects. The device 
was transported to Site- , where it currently resides. 


SCP-1146's anomalous attributes are exhibited when a human 
being comes within five (5) meters. The attached screen will 
automatically turn on, and will display a blue oscilloscope. It will 
begin to yell insults at the individual in the voice of a Russian child, 
or try to convince them to fix a “Filament Blockage”. As long as 
SCP-1146 remains without filament material, and no biological 


material over one kilogram in mass is placed in the filament bay, this 
is the extent of its anomalous abilities. 


If SCP-1146 does have filament, it will begin Event SCP-1146-1. 
During Event SCP-1146-1, the subject will begin “yelling” louder and 
louder, and its oscilloscope will change from blue to purple. It will 
begin printing a number of creatures (referred to as SCP-1146-1 
collectively), including oversized Pandinus imperator, Velociraptor 
mongoliensis, and [DATA EXPUNGED]. This process takes 
approximately forty-five seconds per model, and appears to be 
merely an accelerated version of the standard printing process. The 
models display characteristics of the biological material upon which 
the filament is based, with an apparent preference for animal 
muscular and bone tissue. Upon completion each model will exit the 
printing bay and attack any humans it encounters. The models, 
ranging in size from six centimeters to fifty centimeters, have a 
lifespan of approximately thirty minutes, after which they will vitrify. 
The models are susceptible to gunfire, and can also be destroyed by 
extreme blunt force or temperatures capable of destroying the base 
material. SCP-1146 will continue producing models until it reaches 
50% filament, after which it will begin Event SCP-1146-2 if it has 
managed to produce at least five models. Otherwise, it will re-enter 
its dormant state. 


If SCP-1146 manages to produce five models, it will begin Event 
SCP-1146-2. During this process, the models will attempt to move 
SCP-1146 to an exit, attacking any on site personnel en route. 
SCP-1146 will produce additional models as needed, and will create 
models of increasingly dangerous items and animals as it moves. 
SCP-1146 will continue this behavior until it runs out of filament, at 
which point it will enter a dormant state, and can be safely 
transported back to its containment cell. 


In the event that one kilogram or more of biological material is 
placed into the filament access, SCP-1146 will begin Event 
SCP-1146-3. During this process, the organic material is pulled into 
SCP-1146 through its filament access slot, and is violently crushed 
into a thick paste. In the event that the object is larger than 
SCP-1146, it will consume as much of the sample as it can, and 
abandon the rest. Upon finishing Event SCP-1146-2, SCP-1146 will 


re-enter its dormant state unless there is a human within a 5-meter 
radius, in which case it will begin Event SCP-1146-1. 


Archived Containment Procedures, 1/16/ 
Item #: SCP-1146 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1146 is to be 
stored in a standard sized containment chamber. Due to 
SCP-1146's friendly nature, and immobile state, only a 
single locked door is required for containment. A single 
guard of a social nature should be posted to keep 
SCP-1146 company, on a weekly rotation. Only 
personnel who have submitted a formal application for 
testing with SCP-1146 and received approval may 
operate SCP-1146. 


Description: SCP-1146 appears to be a heavily- 
modified brand 3D printer. Modifications include a 
40.6 cm LCD screen, a set of small speakers, an 
enlarged printing bay, and a number of wires jutting from 
the subject's case. As the device lacks any form of 
opening in its case, X-ray imaging has been used to 
reveal a lack of internal components. 


SCP-1146 was recovered from an abandoned office 
building in, Russia after a series of reports involving 
“living statues.” After a search by agents, SCP-1146 was 
found in the building, surrounded by a number of models 
of various creatures and objects. The device was 
transported to Site- , where it currently resides. 


SCP-1146's anomalous attributes are exhibited when a 
human being comes within five (5) meters of the device. 
The attached screen will automatically turn on, displaying 
a green oscilloscope, and greeting the person in the 
voice of a Russian child. The device will then identify 
itself as "Alexy," and will then ask the person what they 
would like to do. At that point, the person can merely 


chat with the subject, or can request that it make a 
model. Chatting with the subject is limited to subjects 
understood by most children, such as childrens stories 
and toys, although the printer does not seem to be 
bound to these topics. It seems to be capable of 
learning, and has been taught small amounts of English 
and Spanish since arriving at Site- . 


If the device is asked to produce a model, it will request 
that it is brought an image of the desired model. Through 
means currently unknown, it will "Look" at the image, and 
begin creating it. Most models take approximately forty- 
five (45) seconds to finish, the process appearing to be 
an accelerated version of that of a normal printer of the 
same make. Once completed, the model will animate 
and exit the printing bay of its own accord. The 
completed models are of a playful demeanor, and are 
completely safe for handling. The models have a lifespan 
of approximately thirty (30) minutes, after which the 
models will undergo vitrification, and turn into a regular 
3d-printed sculpture. 


Because of SCP-1146's possible sentience, All 
Level 2 and above research staff may request 

permission for testing SCP-1146's intelligence 

and modelling. -Dr. 


SCP-1146 Testing Log 
Transcript 1146-16 1/14/ 


Dr. Grant and Dr. Owens both enter the testing 
chamber, along with several new research 
assistants. 


Dr. Grant - And this is SCP-1146, your current 
assignment. 


SCP-1146 turns on. 


SCP-1146 - Translation: Hello! It is nice to 


meet you! My name is Alexy. 
Dr. Owens - He just said hello. 


Research Assistants mutter 
acknowledgements to the machine, and gather 
around. 


Dr. Grant - Now, we're going to quickly 
demonstrate how 1146 works. 


Dr. Grant turns to SCP-1146 


Dr. Grant - Translation: Hello Alexy. We would 
like you to make us a cat. 


SCP-1146 begins printing, but after 15 
seconds stops, and a "Filament Jam" indicator 
appears on the screen. Dr. Owens steps 
forward. 


Dr. Owens - What the... how can that even... 


Dr. Owens reaches into the machine. After a 
violent crunching sound, The machine begins 
converting Dr. Owens into additional filament. 


Dr. Owens - Oh god! 


Several Research assistants grab Dr. Owens, 
and attempt to free him from the machine 
whilst another research assistant pages 
security. 


Dr. Grant - Translation: Alex! Let the Doctor 
go! 

SCP-1146 - Translation: I'm just refilling my 
filament. It will just take a moment. 


Dr. Grant appears to panic as security staff 
storm the room. He rushes for the wall outlet, 


and unplugs SCP-1146. 
SCP-1146 - Translation: Why? 


At this point, SCP-1146 seems to deactivate. 
Dr. Owens is pulled from the machine with 
75% of his torso gone. As his body is dropped 
on the floor, SCP-1146 reactivates. 


SCP-1146 - Translation: Why did you try to kill 
me? | thought we were friends. 


Dr. Grant gestures for the others to leave the 
room as he retreats. 


Dr. Grant - Translation: You killed my friend, 
Alex! What was | supposed to do? 


SCP-1146 - Translation: But I just... 


Dr. Grant and the research team retreat from 
the room. 


SCP-1146 - Translation: | was just having 
fun... 


On 1/16/ , SCP-1146 began creating additional models. 
Before security teams could respond, the models had 
breached containment, and began transporting 
SCP-1146 out of the facility. 14 Site- Security staff were 
killed before all models were neutralized. SCP-1146 was 
found attached to an ethernet cable on Level 2. All Site- 
computers received the following email: 


Al HeEHaBMKy Bac BCex. 
Translation: | hate you all. 


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