I thought this gave good visuals without the need for special glasses http://valhalla.chem.udel.edu/3-D.html

Interesting. I got three lively little molecules in 3-D on the top figure, but the rest were just blurry jumbles.

Maybe someone else has different results.

Amaranth

ORTEP, CRYSTAL; any molecular modeling program will generate stereodiagrams,

benzil
{4}triangulane
berlinite
quartz
tellurium

Al, it's not the stereogram's fault. It's my eyes; they diverge sufficiently that I can't bring the larger molecules into focus completely. I'm a dud at a stereogram party, too. Everybody's got to have a flaw, I guess. I went through six years of college and two degrees and only two people ever realized I couldn't see properly through binocular scopes. I should have been an astrononer, I suppose. Or applied for a job as Werner Klemperer's understudy. :-)