A very beautiful cat figure, although my wife thinks it looks more like a fox. A tip is to see how large the hole in the bottom should be and add a negative cylinder to make the hole a bit larger so that you have room for a LED tealight

This is printed in 50 percent size and is vapor treated, primed, and then lacquered. It looks just as good at 200 percent. Very nice mask.

No problem printing, and a very exciting/innovative pattern.

The world's cutest cats that help calm our users when they come to IT-support. The support structure under the sled, however, was a bit difficult to remove.

Easy to print and moderately difficult to assemble. :-) Please also try the one with fuzzy skin that I have added. It looks amazing with an LED tea light and transparent PETG plastic

No problem printing. Just note that it is very small. It works just as well at 200 percent. I would classify this as quite easy to piece together.

The casing was a challenge to print. It is really important to have a plastic that sticks securely on the build plate.

It is easy to print, but it could be a little thinner to save materials. Also, consider the ceiling height when printing it so that it is not too high. I made that mistake, but it also fits next to the cat tree.

This was easy to print. Only problem is that it's hard to make them stand on all fours. The eyes and tail feather is hand-painted in the picture.

Fun to print and to paint. I would recommend setting the Z-distance for the support to x1.5 times the layer height for easier removal of the support structure.

Fun to print and to paint. I would recommend setting the Z-distance for the support to x1.5 times the layer height for easier removal of the support structure.

Easy print. I love it. :-)