Goob – Dandy’s World Fan Figure Flexi Arm Edition

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This is a multi-color Flexi Arm Edition fan figure of Goob from Dandy’s World.

Unlike the standard chibi figures, this version features oversized articulated flexi-style arms with detachable-style segmented movement and oversized cartoon hands. Designed as a special one-off experimental build, the figure combines creepy-cute styling with flexible articulated components.

The exaggerated arm length and stylized proportions give the model a unique display presence while still maintaining the recognizable Dandy’s World aesthetic.

Print Profile Description : Special Settings

🖨️ Print Settings

• Layer Height: 0.20mm recommended
• Supports: Minimal / selective supports recommended
• Material: PLA
• Multi-color printer recommended

🎨 Filament Colors Used

• Cyan
• Scarlett Red
• Jade White
• Black
• Beige
• Latte Brown

Colors can be customized freely for alternate character variants.

⚙️ Important Print Notes

• Flexi arm segments should be printed cleanly without elephant footing for best movement.
• Make sure joints cool fully before first articulation.
• Slower outer wall speeds improve face quality and segmented arm definition.
• If arm joints fuse together, slightly increase horizontal expansion compensation.

🦾 Flexi Arm Notes

• The articulated arm sections are designed for visual movement and posing.
• Avoid forcing joints immediately after printing.
• Carefully loosen segments one at a time after cooling.

👀 Face & Detail Notes

• Larger eyes and facial features print best with slower outer walls.
• Matte filaments help preserve the creepy-cute Dandy’s World aesthetic.
• Fine facial details may benefit from a .12mm profile.

📏 Scaling Notes

• Prints well at standard size using .20mm layers.
• Larger scaling improves joint flexibility and articulation durability.
• Smaller scales may reduce arm flexibility depending on printer tolerances.

🔥 One-Off Edition Notes

• Special experimental variant with oversized flexi arms.
• Designed as a stylized display piece rather than a traditional articulated toy.
• Unique hybrid between fan figure, flexi toy, and creepy-cute collectible aesthetic.

Thanks again for stopping by and checking out my models! 🙌

Seeing people print my creations, remix colors, or share finished builds is honestly one of the coolest parts of doing this. I’m constantly experimenting, improving, and trying new techniques with every design.

💡 Requests are always welcome!
Mascots, tank-mode ideas, creatures, fidgets, seasonal stuff — I’m always looking for new projects to tackle.

⚠️ Quick Notes:
• Models are designed for 3D printing and may require supports depending on your setup.
• Print quality can vary based on printer, filament, slicer settings, and layer height.
• Most designs are tested before upload, but tweaks may still happen as I learn and improve.

Happy printing, and thanks for helping me grow as a creator. 🚀