Flawless print. Perfect for our movie trivia game. Question: How did I screw up so that there was no hole in the bottom of the figurine to accept the stub on top of the base?

Just perfect. The great grandkids love it to death. Great model.

Reviewed elsewhere (model page). Halloween's coming and I'll be a hero to those 5 great granddaughters.

great print. Used the berm version for A1 Mini, flawless job. I know where the joints are, but they are engineered so well as to be nigh invisible. Gonna take some practice, however, to get Danny Boy and such out of it.

trouble free print. I used PLA because that's what I had. TILT - PLA is not pliable. This model needs something limber, So TPU is on the way, but I know it will work just fine. I have more cards than this has slots. Maybe the Universe is trying to tell me something.

Printed perfectly, easy support removal. I paired it up with a watch charging stand from kaz3d. Works nicely.

Just perfect. Printed a single to test and then a six pack, PLA, works fine. Fits plastic and cardboard reels

Absolutely great. Easy print. Strong. Had a couple of fails, but that was my bed. Flipped it and perfection! Gonna have to start washing that sucker.

Great design. Prints perfectly. Large shown with three meters cord. I am printing another at 115% (125% is too big for my A1 mini) which should easily accept the three meter cords. Traveling with cords is going to be way easy in the future.

Delightful design. No support, which is bold. I got greedy and tried to print it at 150%, but at the halfway point it separated from the base. I cleaned the base plate with alcohol and tried again. It separated again at the same point, about halfway. Maybe the larger size and the relatively small point of contact coupled with the extra mass could have made it separate. Hundreds have printed it, so it has to be me. Oh, I glued the halves together, Kind of egg shaped. Must have gone past the half.

Great granddaughter love these.. Maybe she'll even like reading because of them.