Mother's Day: Heart with articulated legs and text

This is my first model that I have done only by messing around with its parts in Bambu Studio (I really should learn FreeCAD or smth....). Since it is based on models that are public-domain, mine is public-domain, too. 

https://makerworld.com/en/models/990842-giant-heart 

https://makerworld.com/en/models/1245631-articulation-kit-public-license#profileId-1267000

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2489433-support-arms-flexi-legs-template-public-domain#profileId-2976567

I printed the German version (see last image). 

For the font see one of the following URLs and keep in mind that they are free for personal use! Thus, get a licenced copy in case of selling prints of my model with one of those fonts!

https://font.download/font/new-walt-disney-font

https://www.dafont.com/walter.font

https://www.dafont.com/waltograph.font

For scripts that are not supported by them, e.g. Armenian and Georgian, I recommend the Noto family. 

The text is print-ready but you can easily adjust it. I've uploaded some versions already that have been translated by friends; see my profile for versions in:

• Deutsch (German)
• English (US)
• English (UK)
• Español (Spanish) 
• Հայերեն (Hajeren; Armenian)
• Türkçe (Turkish) 
• ქართული ენა (Kartuli Ena; Georgian) 

I've tested printing with layer heights from 0.08mm to 0.2mm and recommend <=0.12mm for a cleaner surface. As for the distances of the support layers, take 1.5x for lower and 1.4x for upper Z-distance. Most slicers will internally round it up/down, anyhow. From my point of view, these two factors hit the sweet spot pretty well. Else, use PETG for the last layer of the support and set all distances to 0 (when printing with PLA; vice versa), since PLA and PETG don't mix.