Printed as a party favor for eight year-old twins at a pumpkin carving/dinner event. Very well detailed. Their father seemed more interested--perhaps since the 3d printer he bought for them the previous year has sat unused after a test print or two while I had made enclosures for projects, engineered mechanisms and forest for a village. Support is required and a 2mm nozzle gives the best detailing.

Mainly very well fitting model. The print-in-place hinges [seem] to lack durability. I'm attempting to imitate the appearance of mechanically satinized lacquer used on golden age instruments. This has proven difficult as it relies in part on the tendency of the layers of PETG to be distinct. Matching this on the horizontal surfaces via ironing is difficult. I believe I need to try a 0.2 mm nozzle to see if there is an improvement.

Reasonable appearing shrubs/bushes that print quickly and easily without support. Given the square recesses in the bottom these are likely also used as tree foliage applied to a trunk armature.

Was looking for an unusual figure to stand out in an expansive village and "grill sergeant" fit the bill perfectly. Thanks!

Super handy as my laundry area has remaining floor space for a trash can. I even had the exact size magnets required on hand.