Impressive model. Print without any kind of issue with no modification. (I just added a 2-line skirt as usual to clean the nozzle and stuff) Thanks a lot for this model; the details on the tower are really great.

Really impressive. Something like 7/8h of printing but worth it. Added 1 wall and 5% of infill and meddled a bit with the tree generation as to have just the right "number" I felt it needed. Support was kinda hard to remove and had some small defects because of that, but it was unnoticeable if you didn't know about them. The angle made it "seamless" and it shows with the result. Great model, thank you! :)

Printed with a P1S & Textured PEI bad; had to add a raft with a 0.2mm distance, without the raft I couldn't make it to print and had some beautiful spaghetti. ^^ Anyway printed the version with just "holes" and painted it quickly with acrylic. I can't feel any friction inside but it's still a bit too "rough" to be actually used. I think I'll try some lube in it to help on this. Wore it during an evening as part of a mage attire and it completed it beautifully (imo) and was not too much to keep it on my fingers. Increased the size to fit my fingers.

Really cool; one of the first customization I printed for my P1S. Hold up and stays OK after months of usage.

Well well well... :D Printing this was a bit chaotic, lot of strining and some issues on the bottom of the print, but printed well anyway. Had to put it over a small candle to remove the strings and everything disintegrated right away. Thanks for the punny print.

Printer correctly first try. Had a lot of issues with the feet, though. Had to cut with cutting pliers and sand it after that, otherwise it was impossible to plug the feet. Great model anyway, thank you. :) It stands proudly on top of my monitor with his friend; Jean-Jacques the frog.

Printed quick & easy. I enabled the ironing and it's really beautiful, thank you for the model. :) Used it as a shirt pocket decoration and now as a shelve deco; gonna print more for sure.

Really useful. It was really hard to set up the nozzle pin in the tool even using doc provided. Also the bridge didn't print nicely but I think that might be on me.^^ Apart from that, great stuff; thanks for the model! :)

Even though, my printed v3 are still in good condition when I saw a v4 I had to print it. :D The updated model gives a stronger and more durable impression, only "issue" I have is that it seems a bit less stable than the v3 as it's a bit shorter and I have a tall phone (OnePlus Nord 2T 5G). Looks like the "branches" won't come off the pin holes as easily as in the v3, that's a big win! :) I think I'll use v3 & v4 depending of the situations.

Pretty cool, printed it with the original size and then sized up. Fun fidget thing and nice model. Sabers printed really easily but the "blades" were a bit hard to print, had to retry multiple times but I think it's on me, when I lowered the speed it went quite smoothly. Had to file a bit the blades and force them multiple times for it to work correctly but again, might have been due to settings.

Printed them just to help on the alignment, still used glue to make it more "stable". Printed correctly, size is perfect. Well thought. :)

Printed correctly, supports stayed on the plate when I took it. ^^ The pins have quite a lot of flexibility, which makes them feel less solid than I imagined. Might be because of the use of PLA, though. Still useful :)

Way too great! :) Printed smoothly, I tried to paint them with acrylic pens but I'm no artist. Well anyway, pretty cool to have, thanks. :)

Great model! :) I had a bit of warping of the feet of the fence which makes them a bit less stable than they should be, but it's pretty much OK. Thanks, I'll be able to protect important stuff.

Pretty great print even though I think because of the filament used I don't have the maximum jumping possibility. Still fun and the frog is cute. :)

I’ll still need to refine the finish with some paint (probably acrylic), but I’m really impressed by the level of detail, especially the snow texture. Honestly, I wasn’t fully convinced before printing, but the result really exceeded my expectations. :) I couldn’t completely avoid stringing on the AT-ATs and had a few challenges during printing, but I’ll make the most of it to create something nice. Printed with BBL Matte Grey PLA and Sunlu PLA+ White & Black. My first (and hopefully not the last) Diorama.