Hunting White Tiger (with base) (Original / Separate eye parts / Hand-painted fur / High surface quality / Rich texture details / CrazyZoo!)

The white tiger stalks through the snow, approaching step by step, its cold gaze striking fear.

The Albino Bengal Tiger (English name: Bengal White Tiger), also known as the Bengal White Tiger and simply "white tiger", is avariant of theBengal tiger. Due to a genetic mutation, theBengal tiger's originally orange-yellow fur with black stripes transforms into white fur with black stripes.

This is the first piece in the original realistic animal model series [CrazyZoo!]. Please leave your likes, collections, and comments to encourage me to continue updating with more works!

Note: Key parts of this model series are separated (eyes), while the main body and natural base are Print in Place. Fur details need to be hand-painted, making the difficulty medium.

Printing & Filament Instructions (April 01, 2026)

1. The main body is printed at an angle to minimize support surfaces and layer lines. Please do not change unless necessary.
2. The main body uses lightning infill to save material and improve printing efficiency. Please do not change unless necessary.
3. Filament recommendations: Main body (PLA Matte White), Eyes (PLA Ice Blue), Base (PLA White)

Support Removal & Installation Instructions (April 01, 2026)

1. The support area is small, so removing supports is not difficult. It is recommended to use pointed pliers to cut the middle section of the support, then pull the support out directly by applying vertical force along the support surface direction.
2. The eyes are printed in 2 copies by default, in case one is painted incorrectly.
3. Make sure to install the eyes only after completing the coloring of the eye sockets and eyes. It is recommended to use Blu-Tack for semi-permanent adhesion (not super glue, to prevent sticking incorrectly).
4. The base has footprints matching the white tiger model; simply place it in.

Coloring Instructions & Suggestions (April 01, 2026)

1. The most important part is coloring the eyes, which is why integrated printing is not provided. Coloring integrated eyes is very difficult and not recommended; with separate parts, the difficulty is moderate to low.
2. The coloring of fur texture can be done freely, as natural animal textures are inherently quite random.
3. Coloring order:
   1. Eyeballs (Important!): Dot paint the pupils. It is recommended to pinch both eyeballs simultaneously with your fingers and draw pupils of the same size along the circular layer lines.
   2. Eye sockets: Use a light grey brush tip to fill the eye socket in a circle, then use black to create the look of phoenix eyes.
   3. Nose: Apply an appropriate amount of pink color, then gently outline with a black pen. Use the pen tip to blacken the nostrils.
   4. Lips: Use a black pen to fill the entire groove.
   5. Other fur: You can refer to real white tiger pictures and my uploaded images for free expression.

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