Piston-Bunny - the mad mechanic Rabbit

Mad mechanic Rabbit could have come straight out of a Terminator movie.
A mechanical monster made of screws and metal parts.

Its head is modeled after a piston.
It bares its long teeth and grins at you.

A motor lies between its feet.
Its powerful hind legs are ready to spring - you are the next victim!
 

I don't usually like supports, but they are needed here.
The settings in my profile work very well. 
I have already printed several versions.
The tilt is intentional, so the support does not interfere too much on the front.
Tip for removal: Always roughly cut a few pieces out of the support trees first. 
A sharp side cutter is useful for this.
Then slowly and carefully remove the finer parts.
Be careful with the delicate parts (knife and fork)
Hold directly at the seam to the object so it doesn't break off.

I recommend the version with variable resolution - Fine - it requires hardly any post-processing.
This can be painted directly.
The photo without paint shows the version with the FINE template.

I have already managed several of them without breakage or errors, you can do it too.

The version in the photo is printed in PETG-HF.
Primed and painted black with an airbrush.
Then painted silver with Rub n Buff in drybrush using a brush.
Caution: use very little paint, wipe the brush, then carefully apply. 
Too much paint on the brush and it will become uniformly silver. Of course, you can do that too.

Have fun with the Mad mechanic Bunny