Perfect, thank you very much for this model :)

Printed on MMU2S... Turned out beautiful...

thanks great model

Thank you so cute model. ^^ -> https://youtu.be/_lbfNDUCbMA

Thanks for this model!

Thanks for creating and sharing this model. Printed very well without support with 0.2mm layer height, but next time I'll try variable layer height for the eyes and the top of the head.

Prusa i3MK3s Scale: 50% Painted. Thank you!

Thank you for the great file. Even though it was made for a multi material printer, I was able to print it with a single extruder printer, with some slight modifications.

Printed at 75% scale, no supports, with raft, at standard (0.2mm layer) quality.

it was a pleasure to print this model it came out nice did a straight paint job and now my gf is realy happy with here's

I needed a fun activity to keep my kids busy during quarantine 2020. This model made them very happy! I printed one for each kid and let them paint it, and then helped them out with the eyes. They loved it. Thank you so much for sharing this model with us!

great model. printed without supports

Great model! Printed on https://www.ender3.pl and painted by Vallejo paints.

Made 80% versions for a friend’s daughters

Thx for this model, my little "pimousse" is happy Make with Artillery Genius 0.15 / speed 50mm/s with support (IdeaMaker)

hermoso diseño :3

Thank you for the model, I had lot of fun with painting

Very Cute!

Very nice model and print. Had to scale it down a little to fit on the buildplate, came out flawless.

Hello, I love this model! Just a question/comment... I printed several of these over the last year or so, and the first ones printed fine (at a .20 layer height). I then tried a print with two on the bed (Prusa MK3S with MMU2S) and I got a layer shift about 30mm from the bottom. Yesterday, I went to print this again as a single, and it didn't completely layer shift, but it does have a defect in the white area of the belly at the exact same height as the layer shift of the old one. Any ideas why this would be happening? (The layer shifted print is clearly a shift, since the blue part of the body has the defect, too. On the print that is still running now, only the white area is affected.

Wow, great model. Thank you for sharing. This was with a .8 nozzle with no supports on the mouth and it really looks great.

Nice

Made two for my nieces, they love them. Printed on an Anycubic Kobra. 0,12 mm layer height. Painted with miniature acryl paints.

For anyone who is wondering you CAN print these parts individually and assemble them (sort of) I printed the body and blue part of eyes at the same time. The belly area, toes and white of the eyes and snowflakes at the same time. The mouth alone and the black of the eyes alone. It takes some careful planning a little bit of filing and dry fitting but you can get the toes and belly on just fine. The white of the eyes the blue iris and the black pupil will all "fit" but not without some filing first. The mouth part must be inserted before you glue on the white belly. The mouth part might need some force to slot in (the normal thickness one broke easily the thicker one was a better choice though the roof of the mouth also broke and had to be glued in place.) All in all its not supposed to be printed in parts and assembled but CAN be done if you are creative and patient enough. Printed on the Creality K1 Max Multicolor Print used Sunlu Silk PLA in Blue and Pink. The White was done in Creality HyperPLA White and the Tricolor print was done in OVV3d Tri-color Silk - Blue, Green, Red

I like they way this came out. I used Fusion Blue-Rose PLA to give him the fiery look. The snowflake is Overture clear PETG The rest of the colors come from Elegoo. I printed at .16 with raft and supports.