I made two of these for my nephews. It was a fun print - probably the most intricate that I've done. I had a little trouble getting the spring to work correctly since it's different than the video. I had bed adhesion issues when printing the eyes but that's my own fault. I eventually got two sets of good eyes to print so I'm happy there. Overall it was not a difficult print. I'd say this is great for people who are new to 3D printing. Just make sure your print bed is clean and that you're using the right filament profiles. Filament used: - Body: PLA Basic Mistletoe Green (10502) [Bambu Labs] - Claws & pupils: PLA Matte Charcoal (11101) [Bambu Labs] - Jaw and teeth: PLA Matte Bone White (11103) [Bambu Labs] - Spring: PCTG Gunmetal Gray [American Filament] - Eyes: PLA Glow Rainbow [YOUSU] The rainbow filament just happened to be used up enough to be on the yellow section for these prints. Otherwise I probably would have gone with orange or red eyes because I had no other yellow.

This has become my go-to print when I get a new roll of filament. It's no replacement for a true benchmark print but it helps me get temps dialed in for bed adhesion and stringing prevention. My kid likes collecting them too. Filaments used in my pics: - Transparent Ruby Red PCTG from American Filament - Natural (transparent) Pro PCTG from 3D-Fuel - Transparent Signal Orange Pro PCTG from 3D-Fuel I've also used Transparent Sapphire Blue from American Filament but don't have a picture of that one. They've all turned out great.