I didn't have much luck using my Fdm printer, just couldn't get the details, and my 0.2mm nozzle kept jamming up. so I went to my resin printer and printed them in a green resin, then hand painted and coated in a clear epoxy. made 3 sets in total in time to wear for Xmas day :) great model thank you so much

great little print, although if I printed it again I would probably do it with full contact support under the chin as it came out a bit rough in that area, but it's not noticeable unless you look underneath. I also used glow in the dark for the eyes and ears, for a bit of fun. thanks for the model

quality design!! I scaled mine up to 120% and also added drainage holes and made the bottom flat (so that water doesn't sit in the corner. also added some holes in the feet to be able to stand it on some pegs that will hold it up out any drained water, and made a bulbasaur shaped drainage saucer to stand it in (will share a pic once it's printed). thanks so much for this. love it.

This is the best print my printer has achieved so far. So smooth, no prime tower!, and just looks great. plus functionally it's sturdy and fits my headphones well. Thank you

love this method. has saved me a lot of wasted flushing!

Great device - everyone at the office was very impressed! happy coffee club

greta print! survived camping with two small kids, so winner winner!

waited until it was completely cool, and it worked great for a bit... but it broke after little use, twice. think this is absolutely a must to print in stronger material...PLA just didn't cut it. Or at least a decent PLA would be ok, maybe even PLA+, mine might have been a bit old too, but it had been kept well (dry and vacuum sealed).

Amazing model, came out great with wood filled pla for the steps/window frames and cream marble stone effect for the bricks. Thank you!