Patient Zero-Bunny: The Undead Plague

☣️ The Lore: The Great Infestation

In a world reclaimed by nature after the "Grey Pulse" virus wiped out humanity, not even the most innocent creatures were spared. What started as a mutation in urban wildlife quickly spread to the forest depths.

Patient Zero-Bunny is the first recorded instance of a leporid mutation. Once a symbol of spring and rebirth, this creature now wanders the ruins of civilization. Its flesh has withered away, leaving behind a terrifying skeletal frame driven by a singular, primal hunger. It doesn't want carrots anymore... it wants a host.

🧟 About the Model

This 3D-printable miniature captures the chilling transition from a cute forest inhabitant to a post-apocalyptic nightmare. With its exposed ribcage, hollowed-out sockets, and menacing posture, it’s a must-have for fans of horror, zombie lore, and dark fantasy.

⚙️ Print Settings (Tested & Optimized)

I designed this to be a quick, efficient, and high-quality print. Whether you’re building a diorama or just want a creepy desk companion, these settings work perfectly:

• Material: PLA (White / Bone White recommended)
• Walls: 2 (Excellent for capturing the fine bone details)
• Infill: 15% 
• Supports: Yes, required for the chin and arm overhangs. (Tree supports are highly recommended for easy, clean removal).
• Print Time: ~1h 13min
• Filament Used: ~24g

🎨 Customization Tip: The "Undead" Look

To truly bring the Zombie aesthetic to life and ensure a professional finish, follow these steps:

1. Prime First: Before painting, apply a thin coat of plastic primer (spray or brush-on). This creates a porous surface that helps the acrylic paint stick to the smooth PLA.
2. The "Dirty Wash": Cover the model in a very diluted dark brown or black acrylic paint (or a specialized "shading wash").
3. Wipe & Reveal: Before the paint dries, gently wipe the surface with a paper towel.
4. Result: The dark pigment will stay trapped in the ribs, eye sockets, and bony cracks, making the skeletal details "pop" with a realistic, weathered, and terrifyingly realistic look.