Printed by object. Plate 1: nose, beard, body. Plate 2: hat). Changed the seam position to random only for the second plate. Forgot to do so at printing the first plate. Shame on me. The seam line is visible in body and nose but is completely disappeared in the hat, making the viewing angle of the model less important. Ok,instead of a line, there are random dots but I think that’s less a problem than one line. Removing the tree supports went very well. My wife and I love this model.

Thank you for this incredibly cute model. Although... until he opens his mouth. Except for the eyes, I didn't need any glue. Printing the model went smoothly. The teeth aren't perfect, but the effect is definitely noticeable. I'm quite fond of using matte filament, so this was no exception.

What a cute creation. Thank you for sharing. To print this, I used wood filament for the animal and silk++ for the lid. I printed the eyes with a line height of 0.16 mm. As you can see in the photo, there was a problem at the start of printing the lid, but fortunately this did not cause any further problems for the rest of the print. The printing error is not really visible unless you look for it. I opted for a random seam, which you can also see in the end result, but I don't think it's a problem. I am still a little concerned about the strength of the lid on the ears because it does create a lever effect. The cylinder fits exactly into the toilet roll and you need to use a little force to insert the creation. Hence my concern about the lid. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)