This came out great! I agree with others that OP's photos appear to be upside down as ideally it'd be a bit off the ground/shelf to drain more. I ended up extending the arms a bit which resulted in the top being a bit wobbly, but nothing too major. We'll see if it holds up, but I think it'll be fine. In addition to that, I cut up the original model and made some caps and feet out of TPU. This seemed to really help with keeping it from moving around and also covers the holes a bit more. I'll upload the model if it lets me. Overall, very excited and happy for this!

Had some tolerance issues and it would be nice to have a clearer indicator that each leg had a dedicated side, but is what it is. Some don't go down super well when shot with a nerf dart but some are very good. Excellent design all in all and it looks great, just functionally very slightly lacking.

First time ever printing TPU and it honestly felt like printing PLA or PETG. Came out amazing and I had no issues, even with my own custom design sporting the teams logo. Thanks for the model! I'll report back if my in laws have any issues getting it installed..

Printed great, not much to it. You definitely have to cut the cloth small or you won't be able to close it. Would be nice to have a little bit of a chamfer or fillet on the top for a softer grip

Printed great! Made the arms longer and printed them with the rims being vertical and it worked out great. Not sure dinosaurs wear glasses this way, but this one does

Came out great. I filled in the screw hole so I could use a command strip. Marble PLA looks great!

The leaves printed great. Using them for Coffee Rush though as my game was missing the tea leaves.

Worked out beautifully! I also printed the insert that the designer provided and that worked out even better. I just pulled those out at the end of the day, threw them away, wiped out the stadium and stored it. There were no substantial pieces left behind and it cleaned up well. I plan to use it again next year! Created the sign by combining two prints

Turned out great! Wife wanted it in the tricolor for some reason, which wasn't my favorite but went over great with the family. Used it as the prize for winning commercial bingo.

Printed fine after scaling it up 800%. It's not water proof at all, which wasn't expected but not surprising. I think it would be edit from a few top layers on the bottom (height range modifier would fix it) or more layers with some ironing perhaps. Either way, I knew it wouldn't last so it's fine. Looks good and prints clean. If you're not putting water in it, you're golden. printed in Matte PETG

good print

Looks good! I should have imported it to Bambu studio and messaged with it a bit as I could have saved some time and filament off what the profiles provide, but the results are still very good. I went with the lower layer line profile and it took about 12 hours without the brown saddle.

This is such a fantastic model that I really appreciate! It's unique and I didn't really like the other options out there. It prints great but required some work to get it how I like it. I've added my print profile in case others are interested. I ended up gluing parts of it together to avoid doing dozens of color swaps and wasting more filament. Even with my profile there's a LOT of waste (~18g for a 2g model), but it's not much waste overall, so it didn't bother me much. It came out great and I'm eager to bust this out at the table soon and see what my friends think! We've been using the cone from Cities and Knights as our robber, so this will be a nice upgrade.

Printed great! Added color to the ring indicating if the knight is active or not as it isn't really clear to my players. Also added some ironing and it turned out alright.

Printed great overall! I added some discs so I could use 8x2mm magnets but it really wasn't necessary because the width was tight for my iGAGING caliper. I could just press it in and it was tight enough that the magnets probably aren't doing anything, which worked out better! I also added some ironing and paint to make it a bit cleaner but my settings were a tad off and filament is old/wet, but the surface still turned out fine. Testing it and will see how it works. Seems pretty close thus far!

Printed great in PETG and slid oh nice. We'll see how it holds up

No clue if it's necessary, but looks fine and feels solid. Be sure to SLIDE the piece down into place from the top of the opening or you're gonna have a bad time. fit is very snug and feels OEM