Note to all researchers: 

Please include your name, request and the results into your testing 
log. Also, please ensure you remove all created models from the 
testing chamber when you are finished. 


Test 1 

Name: Dr. Grant 

Request: One (1) model of a cube. 

Result: SCP-1146 quickly turned out the cube, although expressing 
boredom in the simplicity of the model. The model remained 
inanimate, and was removed with no problems. The completed cube 
can now be found on Dr. Grant's desk, in use as a paperweight. 


Test 2 

Name: Dr. Grant 

Request: One (1) model of a Tiger. 

Result: SCP-1146 expressed concern at how dangerous a real Tiger 
would be, whilst working. When completed, the model walked out of 
the machine, and curled up at Dr. Grant's feet, seemingly taking a 
nap. SCP-1146 expressed happiness at the "cute" behavior of the 
Tiger. The model eventually stood up and wandered around the 
testing chamber, and vitrified after 28 minutes. 


Interesting. It appears that the models only come to life if 
they are models of living things. It also seems that the 
SCP affects how the model behaves. I'll have to see if 
this is the case. -Dr. Grant 


Test 3 

Name: Dr. Grant 

Request: One (1) model of a Piranha 

Result: SCP-1146 quickly printed the fish, talking about how it likes 
sea creatures. Upon completion, the printed model was dropped into 
a fish tank, and then exposed to a sample of human blood. No 
reaction was observed, the model instead behaving like a common 


goldfish. Upon being questioned if it had ever seen a fish before, 
SCP-1146 confirmed that his creator had a pet fish. 


It seems that the behavior of the models is indeed based 
upon how the SCP believes they should act. | wonder to 
what extent this independent will of the machine goes. - 
Dr. Grant 


Test 4 
Name: Research Assistant 
Request: One (1) model of female [REDACTED] 
Result: SCP-1146 requested a picture, which was provided, and 
completed the model, commenting on it being a very strange looking 
cat. Research Assistant proceeded to [DATA EXPUNGED] 
Security Team B assisted in removal, and Research Assistant 

was treated for severe blood loss, amputation, and deep 
tissue scratches, before being terminated. 


Wait. What? That is... this really lessens my faith in my 
fellow man. Still, it does provide some rather valuable 
data. This confirms that the behavior of the models is 
decided by the SCP, and is based completely on how the 
machine believes the models should act. | suppose it's 


actually kind of lucky that liked to use slang. 
However, | hope that 1146 isn't disturbed by this event. - 
Dr. Grant 

Test 5 


Name: Dr. Owens 

Prior to this test, the subject was exposed to a russian dub of the 
children's show "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." 

Request: One (1) model of a Turtle. 

Result: Instead of requesting an image of a turtle, SCP-1146 began 
printing while "humming" the cartoon's theme song. The completed 
model was a rendition of the cartoon characters. The model began 
leaping around the testing chamber, whilst performing several styles 
of martial art. Subject expressed glee at the behavior of the model. 
Model vitrification at 27 minutes. 


Building off Dr. Grant's work, it appears that the subject 
does indeed control the behavior of the models based 


upon preconceptions of their behavior. It also appears 
that the SCP does not require an image to create 
something it has already seen. This may require a small 
amount of extra testing, but I'm quite sure of it. -Dr. 
Owens 


Test 6 

Name: Dr. Owens 

Request: One (1) model of Dr. Grant 

Result: SCP-1146 immediately began speaking of how kind Dr. 
Grant had treated it, whilst immediately beginning to print a likeness 
of him. The completed model walked around the testing chamber, 
appearing to take notes on a clipboard. Model vitrification after 37 
minutes. 


As previously hypothesized, the subject does not require 
an image of a model to reproduce it, if it has previously 
observed it. This may prove useful in the event that the 
Foundation ever needs to create a likeness of an 
individual, or an SCP. - Dr. Owens 


Due to recent events, all testing of SCP-1146 is to be 
halted immediately. 


SCP-1147: Adaptive Plum Tree 


Item #: SCP-1147 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: All specimens of SCP-1147 are 
to be stored in separate planters in a 10m x 30m x 5m greenhouse 
located above ground on the premises of Sector 28. 3 liters of water 
should be added to each planter every 7 days. 


Any instances of SCP-1147-1 produced by the specimens should be 
stored in the opaque container next to each planter. Personnel 
working in greenhouse are to be screened upon exit to prevent 
accidental dispersal of SCP-1147-1. Following test SCP-1147-DC all 
handling of SCP-1147-1 must be done with approved tools. 


Testing the safety and edibility of any specimen of SCP-1147-2 is 
restricted to D-Class personnel. After 48 hours of observation 
specimens may be cleared for general consumption. 


All tests must be approved by Dr. Laurel. 


Description: SCP-1147 is an unclassified species of plum tree 
whose seeds, designated SCP-1147-1, can be planted in practically 
any substance. The resulting plant will adopt physical attributes from 
the utilized substance. SCP-1147 has proven capable of growing in 
solids, loose material, and liquids via hydroponics. SCP-1147 
produces fruit, designated SCP-1147-2. 


The original specimen of SCP-1147 was discovered growing from 
the steel base of a lamp post in , Georgia, where it was 
believed to be an art installation by the local population. 


SCP-1147 Control 
Substance: Standard potting soil. 
Result: Normal plum tree closely matching similar species. Seeds 


retain anomalous properties. 

Fruit: Sweeter than expected. 

Notes: To eliminate as many variables as possible, only seeds from 
SCP-1147 control should be used for new tests. -Dr. Laurel 


SCP-1147-ST 

Substance: 20cm cube of galvanized steel. 5cm hole drilled into 
top, seed placed within, plugged with steel shavings. 

Result: Trunk is high quality steel with a superior tensile strength. 
Leaves and flowers are thin, rigid zinc sheets and give off no scent. 
Fruit: Inedible. D-182 cracked tooth in attempt. Subsequent taste 
tests denied for specimens that can't be cut with a knife. 

Notes: This is the same material in which SCP-1147 was 
discovered. Original specimen successfully reproduced. -Dr. Laurel 


Mineral Test Log 


SCP-1147-SA 

Substance: Sand collected from ocean beach. 

Result: Trunk rough, brittle, and pale. Crumbles easily to 
touch into individual grains of sand. Leaves and flowers 
are translucent and colorless. Scent resembles ocean 
breeze. Structure collapses when subjected to simulated 
rain. 

Fruit: Inedible. Falls apart in the hand. 


SCP-1147-GL 

Substance: Seed pressed into recently forged 20cm 
glass sphere as it cooled. 

Result: Trunk is clear, flawless, faceted glass. Roots 
visible within sohere. Leaves act as prisms, casting a 
spectrum of light onto surfaces. Flowers are light pink 
glass, with a subtle scent. 

Fruit: Hollow, colored glass. Inedible. 

Notes: Personnel requests to give SCP-1147-GL as gifts 
denied. -Dr. Laurel 


SCP-1147-CO 

Substance: Planter filled with poured concrete. Seed 
pressed 5cm under surface. 

Result: Trunk matches color, texture, and strength of 


concrete. Leaves are pliable. When soaked in water and 
applied to a surface they harden into a firm shell. 
Flowers share similar properties and have a chalky 
scent. 

Fruit: Inedible. 

Notes: Leaves could be useful to quickly repair 
damaged walls/floors. Further research recommended. - 
Dr. Laurel 


SCP-1147-CH 

Substance: Charcoal ground into rough powder. 
Result: Trunk dry and cracked, resembling a tree after a 
forest fire. Leaves black and crumble easily. Flowers 
smell like burnt wood. Recommend storing away from 
other specimens in case of accidental combustion. 
Fruit: Withered and smoky flavored. Produces a small 
quantity of liquid which is easily ignited. 


Plantae Test Log 


SCP-1147-PA 

Substance: Shredded white printer paper mixed with 
water into pulp. 

Result: Trunk composed of layered sheets of white 
paper that can be peeled away individually. Leaves are 
yellow with light blue veins. Flowers multicolored with the 
texture of tissue paper. Scent resembles a new book. 
Fruit: Edible, but largely flavorless. D-431 received 
minor cuts on lips/tongue. 


SCP-1147-CT 

Substance: Processed, compressed cotton stored in 
fabric sack. 

Result: Bark is a brown felt with a cotton core, giving in 
to pressure. Bark does not heal naturally, but can be 
stitched closed with no negative effects. Leaves are 
green felt with stitched veins. Flowers are pink cotton 
with the scent of freshly washed laundry. 

Fruit: Resembles a plush plum. Edible, but just barely. 


SCP-1147-WO 


Substance: 20cm cube of stacked lumber. 5cm hole 
drilled into top, seed placed within, plugged with wooden 
dowel. 

Result: Trunk resembles normal plum tree, but drier. 
Branches easily cracked. Leaves and flowers dry, 
colorless, with the scent of sawdust. 

Fruit: Inedible. Surface smooth and polished with a 
visible grain. 


SCP-1147-MO 

Substance: $2,183 US in mixed bills, shredded and 
mixed with water to form pulp. 

Result: Similar structure to SCP-1147-PA, but trunk is a 
pale green in color. Leaves bear a random mix of 
symbols and images commonly found on currency, but 
do not resemble complete and passable bills. Flowers 
have the scent of fresh dollar bills. 

Fruit: A paper skin filled with dark ink. Sample of ink had 
a mild plum flavor. 

Notes: / told you it wouldn't work. I'm glad | didn't chip in 
to the collection. -Dr. Laurel 


Liquid Test Log 


SCP-1147-WA 

Substance: Filtered water. 

Result: Trunk is smooth, transparent and cool to the 
touch, resembling quartz. Leaves thin, membranous and 
waterproof. Flowers emit unscented mist. 

Fruit: A thin but durable skin containing approximately 
100ml of potable water with a slight plum flavor. Seed 
floating within. 

Notes: Gardening staff finds samples incredibly 
refreshing. Request for additional planters of SCP-1147- 
WA approved. -Dr. Laurel 


SCP-1147-PE 

Substance: Crude oil. 

Result: Bark is black, giving, and perpetually greasy. 
Leaves share similar properties. Flowers produce a 
combustible vapor. Specimen to be isolated in a 


separate enclosure. 

Fruit: A thin but durable skin containing approximately 
100ml of a refined petroleum similar to diesel fuel. Seed 
floating within. 


SCP-1147-LA 

Substance: Pasteurized cow's milk. 

Result: Trunk is white and stronger than normal wood. 
Leaves and flowers are soft with a slightly sour scent. 
Fruit: Creamy and solid, with a skin and flavor 
reminiscent of brie cheese. Serves well with white wine. 


SCP-1147-BE 

Substance: -brand beer. 

Result: Specimen grew gnarled and erratic, with a 
mottled bark pattern. Leaves sag. Flowers produce a 
thick foam. 

Fruit: A taut skin containing approximately 100ml of 
6.5% abv stout beer. Seed floating within. 

Notes: / would recommend disciplinary action against 
Researcher Adams for liberally sampling SCP-1147- 
BE-2 before proper D-Class testing, but | believe the 
hangover is punishment enough. -Dr. Laurel 


Miscellaneous Test Log 


SCP-1147-EL 

Substance: Assorted shredded electronics. 

Result: Bark consists of green plastic. When peeled off, 
circuits present on interior. Leaves resemble solar cells 
in construction, and are capable of collecting energy 
even after detached from specimen. Flowers utilize fiber 
optics to produce light displays. 

Fruit: Inedible. Can be adapted into solid state storage 
device. Analysis of contained data ongoing. 

Notes: Repeating the process with SCP-1147-EL-1 
produces a more efficient and refined specimen. -Dr. 
Laurel 


SCP-1147-LE 
Substance: _ -brand plastic building blocks. 


Result: Entire tree is constructed of individual, multi- 
colored blocks, including leaves and flowers. Specimen 
can be broken apart and rebuilt into different 
configurations and will resume growth with no negative 
effects. 

Fruit: Each fruit is constructed exclusively out of violet 
bricks, with a seed cradled at the center. 


SCP-1147-WX 

Substance: 20cm cube of wax. Seed pressed 5cm into 
wax as it cooled. 

Result: Tree easily mistaken for a natural plant at a 
distance, but subtle sheen and stiffness of leaves 
noticeable upon closer inspection. Vulnerable to 
deformation at higher temperatures. 

Fruit: Edible, with a soft plum flavor, but no nutritional 
value. With wick inserted, fruit will burn for approximately 
12 hours. 


Animalia Test Log 


Note: All specimens in this category raised in isolated 
underground testing chambers at Sector . Access 
restricted to Security Level 3. 


SCP-1147-BL 

Substance: 30 liters cow's blood. 

Result: Bark is flaky, with a dark color reminiscent of 
dried blood. Leaves are thin and translucent, featuring a 
web of red veins. Flowers are a dark crimson and emit a 
red mist once a day. Specimens should be tended and 
watered only by D-Class wearing environmental suits 
until the nature of Researcher Parker's illness can be 
determined. 

Fruit: Resembles a regular plum with a nearly black skin 
and dark red juices. D-968 and D-2401 vomited and 
convulsed within 1 hour of ingesting an entire sample. 
Further testing suspended. 


SCP-1147-BO 
Substance: Complete cow skeleton, ground into 


powder. 

Result: Trunk is smooth and white, with a core of 
marrow. Produces no leaves or flowers. 

Fruit: None. 


SCP-1147-ME 

Substance: Ground beef. 

Result: Bark resembles cow flesh, complete with thin 
layer of mottled hair, covering striated muscle. Produces 
hair in place of leaves. Flowers bud as fleshy sacs 
before ripening into fruit. Scent is rotten and disorienting. 
Fruit: Raw ingestion produced symptoms reminiscent of 
food poisoning. Cooked fruit more edible but taste 
described as "gross" and "wrong." 


SCP-1147-DC 

Substance: Seed implanted under the forearm skin of 
restrained D-Class subject. 

Result: Growth resembled an additional limb, with roots 
entangled in the veins, nerves and bones of the arm. 
D-1052 reported no ill effects and responded to stimulus 
given to SCP-1147-DC. After surgical removal both 
specimen and D-1052 expired on the operating table, 
autopsy pending. 

Fruit: [REDACTED] All samples of SCP-1147-DC-1 and 
SCP-1147-DC-2 destroyed. 

Notes: Further testing requires O5 level approval. -Dr. 
Laurel 


SCP-1147-BR 

Substance: Complete human brain from D-1398. 
Result: Bark is pale and membranous, with dark veins 
visible beneath the surface. Specimen responds to 
harmful stimulus by shifting away at a rate of 1cm/min. 
Leaves laced with a dense web of veins and nerves. 
Flowers resemble primitive sensory organs, sensitivity 
tests ongoing. 

Fruit: Upon attempted removal of fruit [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. Agents and from MTF Theta-4 
responded and specimen now under control and 


observation. Requesting all available records pertaining 
to D-1398. 

Notes: Further testing requires O5- approval. Not that 
it'll do Researcher Paulsen any good. | accept full 
responsibility for not taking his suspicions more 
seriously. Dammit. | went into botany to avoid this sort of 
thing. -Dr. Laurel 


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SCP-1148: Imperfect Image 


Item #: SCP-1148 
Object Class: Safe