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Toxic Slime Homer - Style Simpsons Horror Figure

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0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm nozzle, 0.1mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Springfield meets the paranormal! This high-detail 3D model features Homer Simpson transformed into a massive, dripping Toxic Slime Monster. Inspired by the "Treehouse of Horror" episodes and classic slime creatures, this figure is a must-have for any collector of the weird and wonderful.

The model captures Homer in a state of radioactive hunger, complete with detailed slime drips, rolls of "goo," and his signature shocked expression. It even includes a small donut accessory on the base because, even as a monster, Homer needs his snacks!

Features:

  • Highly Detailed Sculpt: Every drip and fold is designed to look like liquid slime.
  • Iconic Expression: Captures the classic Homer look in a monstrous new form.
  • Display Base Included: Comes with a textured "slime puddle" base and a donut.

Recommended Print Settings:

  • Layer Height: 0.16mm (or 0.12mm for maximum detail on the drips).
  • Infill: 10-15% (Gyroid).
  • Supports: Tree supports recommended for the chin and overhanging slime drips.
  • Material: Works amazing with Neon Green PLA or Translucent Green PETG.

Disclaimer: This is a fan-made artistic tribute inspired by The Simpsons.

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