Printed a regular one for home and a shiny scaled down version for my classroom. Cute!

I printed nearly 200 of these little guys to give out to my middle schoolers the first week of school. They're a SMASH hit, and so stinking cute. Shockingly sturdy joints at this scale, too. Can't recommend highly enough. They slay me

Printed it scaled up about 200% and it came out quite well. I added ironing to top surfaces. Two pieces of feedback - 1. The semicircular struts in the lid fit flush into their slots, but extended a mm or two past the edge of the rounded top, leading to that small gap you see in the photo. There was no warping in my print. 2. The end caps for the joints had holes that were both too narrow and too shallow for the pins. I widened the hole by about 2mm and deepened it by about 2.5mm (at my scale, of course) and they fit great. Overall, great model! Thank you!

I printed a handful of these in the stereotypical ladybug colors, but I can't get them to seat together for the life of me. I measured them for filament inaccuracies and they show the same dimensions as the parts do in Studio, so I'm not sure what's going on...

A few small suggestions/notes - 1. Some of the magnet holes are a little deeper than other, resulting in magnets being slightly sunken in while others sit flush. 2. It'd be nice to have a slightly thicker white layer - the white I used, at least, was rather translucent in parts. 3. I think this would look awesome if the models got flipped face down and the bones were a modifier on the background, so it's all smooth and flush. Thanks for the magnets! They're going up at the start of the school year, as we start with the fossil record.