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This is my first model that actually needs to be assembled. I spent a few days really grinding on it - had to wrestle with some tricky parts - but now everything fits together nicely, and I’m genuinely happy with how it turned out. I also learned a lot in the process.
I hope someone out there enjoys a capybara in a flamingo as much as I do. 🥰
Step 1: Insert the connectors into the flamingo halve.
Step 2: Assemble the flamingo around the capybara.
Bonus: For that satisfying click, use 6x3 mm magnets instead of the connectors.
It may look ready for the pool, but it's strictly a dry-land creature.
It does not float upside down. At all. Ever. I really tryed. ＞﹏＜
Print settings i used (included in the 3MF File):
- Layer height: 0.12 mm
- Infill: 5% Alignedrectilinear
- Supports: Yes
- Support type: tree (auto)
- Fuzzy Skin: external
- Fuzzy Thickness: 0.1 - Fuzzy Point Distance: 0.2
Model: Capybara
- Fuzzy Point Distance: 0.3- Fuzzy Thickness: 0.15
Model: Flamingo-connector
- Infill density: 100%
If you like capybaras on floaties (and I know you do!),
you might also enjoy the Capybara on Dinosaur. 🦩😁
Want to sell physical prints of my models? Check out my Patreon.
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