model is nice 👍, however tail should be placed in horizontal position. Model is assembled easy, a bit challeng is removing support, if be possible use support filament, but it should be market manualy, in oposit case you will have a lot of support layers and switching between filaments.

Very cool model. Compatible with Lego-briks, a lot of poops, so print few at the same time.

cool art. I printed using PLA with scale of XY 70% and 2.5 mm thickness (z-axis). in this scale, all 4 objects are placed in one plate.

A bit of an issue with powering from AAA batteries, the controller stops working when the voltage drops below 4.2 V. There are below in comments suggested to use a 5 V step-up converter, great idea. I’m waiting for it now

cool model, I used a strange wood PLA, for this model it fits very well fit

I used PETG-CF. The final result is a bit fragile (probably it is my fail with profile for the filament), however, the functionality is good. I’ve been using it for a week now — it’s not revolutionary, but the noise is reduced and prints made from PLA look good.

I used TPU for print, looks a bit ugly but it feels nice to a touch.

I replaced screws using "filament nails", for this was used filament 2.8 and 1.75 mm + smoldering iron.

quite good and useful design. I used PLA.

this is a good update, but probably I shoul check V3. I used TPU. It done sticks more comfortable.

scale 62%, 4 colors / PLA, nozzle 0.2, printed using X1 with AMS. the quality of model is good, scaling did not create pronlem.

Design is pretty well. I printed with abs, without any changes (scaling etc). Parts is fit well to each other and to a skadis-desck.

it is wrak compatible with lego in niemal scale, for better compatibility it will be good to have 100,2%-100,5% scale, it was 100,3% in my case for green pla from „Spektrum”. also I have printed with 45 deg slant, as the tail is quite brittle in normal orientation

.It's a nice model! The design fits well with the Lego pattern. I printed it using PLA with a 0.12 mm layer height. One mistake on my part: I printed it with the dog’s face down, which caused some issues with the details on the face. I chose this orientation to get stronger legs, but it compromised the facial quality a bit.

Nice model. I used ABS and printed 0.12 layer. so you can see the top and the supports sides in attached photos. Generally it fit well with Lego's figures.

good toy, and hole for a filament spider web is a nice surprise

a nice small tool, thanks

it is fine, thanks for the model

Functional design, but it would be more useful to have access to step.