I printed over 1000 of these to donate to my local legion. Almost all of them printed perfect but one broke off and then ended up causing about 10 more to come off. I used the standard bambu textured plate. I believe if I had used my biqu cryogrip plate I would not have had this issue.

The print comes out perfect though I don't thing the brim was necessary. Worked great in PETG, everything fits together. I printed the one with the PTFE holder but I am unsure how much I like this execution. Every way i can think of running the PTFE tube will result in rubbing on something be it the motor or the frame.

Absolutely flawless print without an AMS. I actually enjoy assembling things kind of like doing a really simple model without the painting. Even if I had an AMS I would print it this way to reduce waste. parts all fit perfect. the insides of the eyes are very tight but I just used some linemans plyers with painters tape on the jaws to prevent marring the part.

Printed one in PETG about 5 months ago and it has worked great over many thousands of KM at any speed thrown at it. One thing I will mention is check your screws. I had to retighten mine recently as many were starting to come loose. I went to walmart and bought a 2 pack of universal tablet screen protectors, washed and clay bared my roof where I use it at, cut one of the screen protectors into four and placed on my car where the magnets make contact. I made a post on the Starlink subreddit and was promptly berated for using PETG and not ASA. While this has worked great for me and was one of my first prints as well as the original reason for getting my A1 printer, I have ordered a spool of ASA to remake this model. I will also be splitting the parts up this time to print one at a time. I did have warping and lifted corners on my print. I did not have a filament dryer or dehumidifier yet so likely factors also.

I printed a ton of these because they are so fun. I have given away a bunch and love how it almost feels like a real little lizard in your hand. I did have an issue printing in Bambu PLA Silk purple where almost all of then broke at the connection before the hind legs. All of my Bambu Basic PLA ones printed flawlessly.

The print quality these come out with is a great representation of what these printers are capable of. The simply look amazing. You would have to look real close and in the right light to even tell these are 3D printed. Waiting on a filament order to make the stems. I really appreciate having the parts separated for those of us without AMS. I printed 5 of these so far and will be some of my favorite Halloween decorations this year.

Fantastic print. I filled each plate with them and they print in bulk with no issues at all. They are now a part of me network install kit. I made them with both PLA and PETG. Had no issues with the PLA ones so far but switched to PETG just in case.

Very tight fit which in this case was perfect. Printed perfectly in PLA and works exactly like I wanted.

Works like a charm. No more short or over rolls which was becoming an issue.

Love this print. Fits even my 12Ah HO battery. I have a second printing now. The supports took a bit of work to get out but nothing too crazy. I printed in black PETG and it is a little snug but with use I am sure it will get easier.

I like this design, works well enough. 4 stars means it is good, which this is. It would have been 5 stars if the tab next to the LAN port was a bit more to the right. It still works like it is, but it is a tight fit for that cable and i had to push the gateway over to get it in. Alternatively you could connect everything before placing it in. I had to juggle around some cables after I installed it and did not want to do that.

Printed on a Bambu A1 using dried Sunlu PETG. I printed the V2 accessories first and 100% speed and the tall portion of the ear pieces broke off the build plate when they were nearly complete. I reprinted the plate removing everything but them and printed at 50% with success. The full V2 helmet print, I should have taken a lesson from the ears but I was impatient and paid for it in wasted time and filament. It failed somewhere after 50% when one of the front sides broke off the build plate. I made another attempt at 50% and it completed the print this time. The top is not perfect but hopefully I can fix that with some post processing. When I do that I will post those pictures.