Bowl of Chicken Tentacle Soup

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Step into the lab kitchen for this one. This model began life in Nomad Sculpt, where I asked myself,
“What if a comforting bowl of soup also stared back at you?”

And then, naturally, I printed the answer.

This multi-colour build prints in clean, separate parts so you can squeeze the full four-colour potential from each piece. The bowl, the topper, the tentacle, the chicken head, and the single floating eyeball all come together to form a gently absurd masterpiece of bioengineered cuisine.

🧩 Print Details

• Bowl – Prints with a classic red stripe for that authentic “grandma would not approve” aesthetic.
• Soup Topper – A smooth base for attaching all the oddities simmering within.
• Tentacle – Prints separately; attach with a dab of glue and a sense of responsibility.
• Chicken Head – Also printed as its own piece for sharper colour separation and detail.
• Eyeball – Prints in one piece and pops neatly into place, giving your soup that extra… personality.

🎨 Colour Notes

Each part is designed to max out four colours per print, perfect for AMS, MMU, or manual colour swapping. Assemble with a bit of glue, and suddenly your kitchen is hosting a creature that absolutely should not exist — yet somehow looks delicious.

✨ Why Make It?

Because 3D printing is about joy, whimsy, and occasionally holding a bowl of soup that violates several culinary laws.
This piece makes a fantastic desk figure, conversation starter, or mascot for your lab, workshop, or deeply confused dining table.

World domination… but politely, and sometimes with tentacles.