Little Mole (Krtek) Figure

Little Mole (Krtek) Figure – Beloved Cartoon Character for 3D Printing

Here's a cute Little Mole figure – the beloved character from the classic cartoon that an entire generation knows and loves. It's the perfect decoration for a shelf, desk, or a gift for all fans of this iconic character. The model captures the classic look of the Little Mole – black body, red nose, and distinctive details.

Model features:

• Faithful reproduction of the Little Mole's appearance – simple but instantly recognizable design.
• Prepared for single‑color printing OR AMS multi‑color printing.
• Compact size – ideal as a desk gadget or small ornament.
• Stable base – the figure can stand on its own.

Single‑color printing (RECOMMENDED):
The model prints great in a single color – just use black filament, and you can easily paint the nose and other details by hand with acrylic paint (red, white). This is the fastest and most sensible option.

AMS printing – WARNING! FOR THE BRAVE (OR CRAZY) ONES 😄
Theoretically, the model is ready for multi‑color printing with AMS. But I'm warning you: a full color print requires approximately 1,600 filament changes. Yes, you read that right – sixteen hundred.

The result will be beautiful – the Little Mole in full, cartoon glory. But get ready for:

• Print time measured in days (not hours).
• A mountain of purge waste (that many changes means a lot of flushed filament).
• Your printer singing its color‑change song for a very, very long time.

My recommendation: Print in a single color (White) and paint the details by hand. You'll save time, sanity, and filament. But if you're one of those people who says "I'll do it just because I can" – I respect that. Load up your AMS and let me know how it goes. I'd love to see a photo of the print after 1,600 changes 😉

Print settings:

• Material: PLA (recommended).
• Layer height: 0.12–0.2 mm.
• Infill: 10%.

Finishing (single‑color version):
After printing the black figure, simply paint the nose red (and optionally the eyes white). You can use regular acrylic paint or a permanent marker – the result is great, and you don't have to wait 3 days for the print.

License: The model is shared free of charge for personal use. If you like the project, please leave a like – especially if you dare to try AMS and 1,600 changes. Then you deserve two likes 😄