This model is amazing! I printed it in Natural PLA to give it a glassy effect. I also printed a .6mm thick disc in light blue to use as a light filter on the Bambu Lab light kit to make it look like Nuka Cola Quantum. This was the Christmas gift for my Fallout-loving brother.

The print was flawless. it is definitely made for a smaller head, which I knew from the reviews. so I sized it up to 140% (or right around there). It was still a touch small, so I used a heat gun to soften the area right above the ears and just bend it out a little. The first try was perfect. Giving this five stars because it is well-designed, and fitment should not effect ratings. Anything you 3D print to wear will probably need some adjustment. This antler crown has been a centerpiece of my main renaissance faire drag cosplay this year. The costume is called “The Beauty is the Beast” and is supposed to represent an alternate storyline where Belle is actually the victim of the curse. Instead of locking herself in the castle, she hangs the rose from her belt and goes off on adventures. I hope you like my picture where I am imulating the beast when he is shoving food in his face, before Belle reaches him to use silverware haha

This is quite likely one of the best prints I have ever pulled off my printers. The design is STELLAR. Everything is planned out, all the parts fit perfectly, and the best part: not a single printing error anywhere. The angles are all planned to be both functional and printed without support. the design is flawless, as far as I can tell. I really wish I had realized I was printing the non-embossed tower. I would have loved the designs!! This first one is my test, as I’ve never done vertical gardening. I printed it in black and yellow for the bees! Once we get the hang of using it, I will print at least one more tower, and it will be taller. I will share progress photos as this garden starts to grow!

This is a great design, and overall it printed pretty well! The only reason it is not getting five stars is because there are no instructions for putting it together. By looking at the photos, it’s pretty clear where everything goes, but there is a lack of explanation. There are a lot of holes on it that appear to be for screws, but it does not say if they are meant for hardware or for looks. After a lot of consideration, I just ended up gluing it together and using a wood burner to melt the seams together. It would like better without my shoddy skills with a wood burner, but I needed it to be really sturdy because it is a customer piece that will be worn on my body for 8+ hours. Overall, great design! It just needs some instructions. thanks!