Printed at 150%

I love it. I even printed it with Halloween colors.

Great model. Can be addictive. I hope the designer doesn't mind a little constructive criticism. The post (Object_14) sits a little lower than the rest on the model. If you are only printing one on a plate then this will not be a problem since the 3mf file has a model made up of different objects. The slicer will drop all of the objects down to the bed when not assembled. However, if you want to print more than one at a time, you will need to assemble the objects and then clone the assembly. When you slice the assembled model it will only print the post on layer one and then all the objects will start on layer two . This is a good way to create a plate of spaghetti. All of the assembled models will need to be split into objects before slicing to get all the objects to start printing on the first layer. As you can see there is a work-around while the model is in a 3MF format. If the model is ever converted into an STL file then things will not be so easy to correct.

This was printed on a BBL X1C using PETG. It was scaled to 160% on the X any Y axis, and 140% on the Z axis. It took 48 hours to print but I think it looks great.