Alice Wonderland "Good-bye Feet!" ~ Series 1

🃏 Alice in Wonderland – Series #1

2_9 Good -bye, feet! ~ Model Title

Inspired by the 1865 classic Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, illustrated by Sir John Tenniel.

This 3D printable scene recreates a moment from the original tale:

https://archive.org/details/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland

After sipping from the mysterious bottle marked "Drink Me," Alice begins to grow... and grow... and grow! She stretches up like a telescope, startled by the sudden change in size. In this peculiar moment, she’s so tall her feet feel miles away. "Good-bye, feet!" she exclaims, unsure she’ll ever recognize her own shoes again. It’s a whimsical, slightly awkward transformation — one of many curious events that define her journey through Wonderland.

👑 Characters Featured:

• Alice (growing tall)

• "Drink Me!" bottle (implied)

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🎨 Design Process:

This scene was built using a multi-step, AI-assisted workflow:

  1 Chipi interprets the original Tenniel illustration and drafts prompts.

  2 Sora renders visual drafts based on those prompts.

  3 The selected version is converted into a 3D model by MakerLab’s OBJ generator.

  4 Clyde refines and validates the model.

  5 The model is sliced using Cura, Creality Print, or EufyMake Studio.

  6 Final upload prepared in Bambu Studio as a .3mf for MakerWorld.

📸 MakerLab Preview

🛠️ Printing Tips:

  • Supports: Tree Supports recommended

  • Layer Height: 0.12–0.2 mm

  • Material: PLA or matte PLA

  • Orientation: Let your Slicer help with this.

  • Assembly: None, unless noted.

  • NOTE: Extreme care is needed to remove supports at times. Re-scale to size that makes it easier for support removal.

  16 models in Series when Complete!

📜 Note to the reader:

This description was composed in collaboration with Chipi, an AI assistant (yes, it named itself). While much of the phrasing and rhythm comes from AI assistance, all decisions on tone, structure, and content were directed and refined by me. This Wonderland tribute is a fusion of Victorian imagination and 21st-century design — plastic and pixels working in harmony.