Incline Gravity Self-Propelled Bubu Walking Bubu Mayday Cheering Merchandise

This is a cute Bubu with a bobbing head. If you love Mayday, you'll love him too. Wave glow sticks with him! Printed as separate parts on different plates, no supports, requires glue for assembly. The glow stick is split into two sections to prevent difficulties in printing slender tall parts; you can print its upper and lower parts in different colors to add interest. It is unpowered and walks on an incline using gravity; the change in its center of gravity gives it the ability to walk.

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Please note, it is not a robot and has no power; it can only walk downhill on an incline. You can test the angle of the incline yourself; the longer the slope, the higher the starting point needs to be, which is related to the center of gravity. Too steep an incline might cause it to roll down. Additionally, the surface of the incline should be rough enough to prevent slipping, such as by placing white paper, wood, or fabric on it. Although I have made the feet fluffy, they are still hard and do not have much friction.

To activate, place it on an incline at an appropriate angle, press it back a certain amount, and then release it. How far it can walk depends on whether the slope you test is suitable; please try more.

Another important point: do not modify the print profile, do not adjust infill, and try not to scale, otherwise, changes in the center of gravity may affect walking ability! The arms and glow stick also serve as its counterweights; they must be installed!

Take a look at Bubu's charming little steps (Mobile users click image to play)

The leaves can move too