Kids love these. Depending on the filament it can be difficult to get them on when doing different colors, but that is what you want for play.

Kids love these! Turned out pretty sturdy, and easy enough that a four year old can take and assemble on their own. Amazing work.

This model is awesome. Works perfectly. Also fits a few 3D printed accessories. This tri-color profile is amazing, both in black and a traditional beige to match the box art.

These are beautiful renditions. In particular the “strike” tiles with the broken vases are a nice touch. Some of the detail on the rose tiles was a little too close together for a .4 nozzle on the smaller flowers (3, 4, or 5) but generally not too noticeable, particularly when printed in black. I did notice on the clue tiles the white seemed to be recessed from the plate, but that may be bed adhesion I need to look into. I have always thought these looked like little Mahjong tiles, so I decided to try a Mahjong-esque color scheme, and the result was pretty killer. I could upload it as a profile if people are interested (with the added color for the backing I had to print on 3 plates of 2 color schemes each, otherwise the group of three would have needed 5 color AMS). They look amazing with the flower designs (although I did have to swap daisies from white to black).

These were a big hit. Both the rat and the cauldron and the flask printed beautifully. I didn’t try the water droplets. I didn’t end up trying to print 4 at a time, instead brought them in one or two at a time so I could get the colors in the AMS. I also made my own profile with the rat and cauldron on the same plate, since the first few layers are the same height, and I was doing black rats, it saved on time. Generally though this was a big crowd pleaser when I busted them out. I didn’t think the little flasks would look good with the white filament, but I was wrong.

This model is awesome. I did do a quick adjustment to remove the feet on one of the prints, so I wouldn’t have as much time spent printing supports. But side by side people said they liked the feet. Fits the rubies perfectly, I also found it worked well to hold the extra white chips, particularly ones in the coin capsules.

This model is excellent. It can be a little tricky getting it onto the leash, but tha helps it stay on. I had no difficulty once I figured out how the angle at the bottom helps you slide it on. Worked great with the bags I had from a previous store bought holder that broke. Printed in transparent PETG with a PLA end cap (if it doesn’t hold up in the sun I will print a PETG cap).

I have found that YMMV when trying to get 3D printed parts to work with existing track pieces (filament dependent potentially too) but this profile printed a part with a nice snug fit (Bambu PLA Silk). Kids love it.

Printed well. The finished part is more flexible than I expected, but it looks great and holds things.

This is incredible. The friction is impressive, and posing it works well.

This is lighter than I expected—it prints very well, and feels sturdy. it uses very little filament for its size which is amazing.

Kids loved these—fun, fast print. To tell them apart they write their name on the bottom.

these look really amazing. People who see them are very impressed.

Printed well. The print itself is bigger than I expected, probably 4” long. But everyone has loved how it looks.

These printed well in PLA.

These are really clever. My kids love them. The spin part in the middle is cleverly done.

The closer side prints on top of the prime line on the P1S. I just print one side at a time by turning off the front container and it works great. Other than that it is an excellent profile.