Nice little design. If there is any 'bad' point, it is that because of the central way the case is held, you get a sort of resistance when sliding the pill base out. Which is fine, but it also slips once you get wednesday out (on either end) and suddenly that resistance is gone. I could see people pulling too hard and potentially dropping it or spilling pills from the central container slot. But for the majority of people it should be just fine. The sloped design makes getting the pills out, the lettering prints fine if you go that route, there are triangles to show which way faces up which is nice. It holds well when closed with no real gap between the case and the container so pills can't accidentally swap places even if dropped. The various options for cases is a nice touch as well. Thanks for this one!

Pretty fun fidget toy. With all connected correctly and used a bit, it gets pretty smooth for turning about in a hand.

I might have to reprint the sliding bit as a test, but for me it fairly frequently hitches when sliding it open which makes it less than ideal. That said, sliding it closed is very smooth. I tried sanding a bit around the track and even the thing sliding part itself (though barely) but it still isn't smooth. So I'll give the track another go and hopefully that solves it. Beyond that though, went together easily. Thanks! Edit: Printed out another top and much less of an issue, but still the same. Gets caught (especially when fully closed and starting to open) so it isn't as smooth or easy to do without a bit of effort (it's in the track just fine), making it less friendly for something you'd use daily. Again, could be something that got slightly off, but still something to consider when printing. Still a cool idea if yours goes ultra smooth or you can deal with the minor issue!

I really love these models that are broken up into parts - come out much easier on a filament printer. I did have to reprint one or two of the tall standing bits (hair I think) as it messed up near the top. But I just separated them onto another plate and it worked fine. Really hope to find more such kind of models, as they seem difficult to locate. Thanks a lot for this one!

These are indeed cute fat little cats. I also put a hole in the bottom of one for a magnet to stick it to the fridge and it held up fine (6x3mm). Thanks for these!

My only problem is being old and had a time at certain parts wondering if something was support or slime hanging lol. Thanks for this model!

Small one.

I don't know anything about LoL, but I liked the character model. Came out well. Thanks!

This is before hitting it with a heat gun. Pretty good for .4 on such a small model.

Small one. Came out great, supports were easy to remove. Thanks.

Fun little portraits for Halloween. Thanks for these!

One of my front claws ended up coming off as I was going, but easily glued back in place. Thanks for this one!

Loose bits to fill in, which I am sure is hard to get perfect with varying printers. But it does seem an issue several others have, and without having them be made with some larger flat backing, it is a bit tricky to get them glued in there given the gap. That said, it is still a great model and worth printing for fans of the game, put a gift in it, etc.

Cute little things. Giving them away for Halloween favors.

Worked great, the lines in the fur coming out really great. Thanks!

Never played LoL, but it looked good for monster. I printed it out smaller (425% in Studio I think). Turned out good, though I did end up breaking the back fingers a bit.