Very cute and an easy if long print in multi-color. These are my grand-daughter's cheer team's colors, and my daughter asked me if I could do one for her and her friend. Well yeah! So I painted them in Bambu Studio and printed the normal sized ones to test. They came out great so I scaled them up to the maximum printable size, which came to find out the height was the limiter. I bumped the large ones up to 10% infil so as to avoid any dimples on zee ducks. Each large one took almost an entire roll of purple. All in all a 90 hour print in my new P1S. The purple is Sunlu PLA+ 2.0 I dried on receipt. It printed nicely.

turned out great!

I printed out as is in ABS and out is perfect. Snug fit on van and the grandson thinks it’s the coolest thing ever!

it printed wonderfully. one should definitely exercise care with the supports on the stethoscope, but they came off great and this is a gorgeous print.

Great print, the grandsons girlfriend loves it.

Easy print, I mirrored them and my wife loves the set. Thank you.

Absolutely gorgeous and flawless print. I did this one in matte desert tan and matte bone white. It is magnificent. The supports came off perfectly. Take your time, I worked them gently with side cutting pliers and they came off clean. Love it.

these are nice with a consistent moderate failure rate. I print three at a time and usually get two good ones. Not always though. clean smooth plate, adhesive, and, at least one failed each print. But. they’re fast and small so I can live with it’s. thanks

The new modifications are amazing, and the .2 nozzle is the right way to go. My grandson loves it, and the the head has so much better definition and detail. Thank you so much!

I printed the 150% version, and it's just freaking cool. Other than having to trim the tabs on the chest and back armor, and open the slots for the same a bit, this is awesome! The helmet is way too tight on the head, way too tight. Mine broke even after heating it, but it was an easy fix. I would scale the helmet up a couple of percent if I printed it again. Don't scale the head down, the hole for the attachment points will scale as well. That could be bad given the tight tolerances on this one. I don't have TPU so I printed the cape in PLA and my wife made me a cape. I love it. So yeah, it gets no better.

Love them. his collections are superb.

Dude is awesome! Great print, not one hiccup. I printed it in a GratKit Matte Rainbow PLA. Supports fell right off, I love it!

Great model. The print was flawless. I would also suggest that the spoon could be thicker, or have a fillet running down along the sides to stiffen it. My grandson managed to break it already trying to reset with the long lever vice the top. Otherwise I love the thing. Shown here with it's little brother. Great models. BL PLA. Matte Olive, Metal Iron Grey, Yellow.

This will get you shot in a bank. LOL. Very cool, pen spring works great, I LIKE it! And quick to print as well. Great job. BL PLA. Matte Olive, Metal Iron Grey, Yellow.

handy and saves a trip to the store.

Great print! Flawless setup for the printer, perfectly fitting pieces and great support removal. It gets no better. I went for fun with the gold sparkle for the scar. Kids loved it. Bambu PLA, jade white, red, black, and gold sparkle.

Makomo is in fact "in the wild"! Thank you so much for getting this out, Dia will be ecstatic! The print was flawless, you should give a master class in support development, all of your masks detached wonderfully. Thank you again! BL PLA, Jade White, Yellow, Red, Matte Blue and black

Very easy print and assembly. I love the masks and the kids will be over the moon.

Great great Mask. The grandson is going to love this! The new movie will be even more fun. Thanks again for the putting in the effort for us and sharing.

Very nice and sturdy. Good lock up. in the interest of conversation, when using a caliper properly, it should just be snug enough to open as you slide over the measure point and off again. holding its position. That is the preferred method to measure with one, not to pinch the object and yank it off. One needs to exercise a modicum of caution to not jar the calipers before checking the dimension. Calibers never used to "lock", they were friction adjustments and one learned to be gentle. They don't teach this stuff in school anymore, I was fortunate to have been taught that and entered a profession that it's necessary. Nicely executed sir, job well done!