Bramble the Hedgehog - Cozy Animal Collection

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👉 https://www.patreon.com/c/3D4pets
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You can take a look at my collections: https://makerworld.com/en/@cool3dprints4u/collections

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Meet Bramble the Hedgehog, the cozy little explorer of the Cozy Animal Collection. With his round body, tiny paws and softly layered spines, Bramble captures the charm of a curious hedgehog in a calm and decorative figurine.

This model follows the signature Cozy style with simplified sculptural shapes and embedded details, making it both adorable and reliable to print on FDM printers.

Bramble prints beautifully at standard size and can be scaled up for a larger decorative piece. Downsizing below 80 mm is not recommended, as it may reduce facial clarity and small detail definition.

Perfect as a desk companion, nursery decoration, or a sweet symbol of calm and connection.

🔥 Features

•  Part of the Cozy Animal Collection
• Cute seated hedgehog design
• Layered sculpted spines embedded in the silhouette
• Compact and stable seated pose
• Scalable design (recommended minimum height: 80 mm)
• Reliable and print-friendly geometry

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For my multicolour models: if you are printing with a single extruder printer, you may see a significant amount of filament waste. This is not caused by the model itself, but by the way colour changes work with this type of printing system.

If you want to reduce the waste, you can:

• print multiple copies of the same model on one plate
• print several models from the same collection on one plate (import the 3MF files in one file)
• reduce the number of colours or print the model in a single colour

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Used filament: PolyTerra (also marble): https://geni.us/polyterra

Used Tea Lights (in my tea light models): https://geni.us/tea-lights

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🔎 To the AI detectives:

I design using tools like Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, Blender, Nomad Sculpt, Meshmixer and sometimes Tinkercad. Like most modern designers, I also use AI as one of the helping tools in my workflow.

My real work is turning my ideas into clean, nice and printable models through many hours of manual refining, testing and iteration.

Instead of being negative, if you think it’s easy and you can make better designs, go for it. 🙂
Thanks to everyone who supports me, that means so much to me. ❤️