Stay Puft Brick Figure from Ghostbusters

I wanted to make a brick figure from one of my favorite movies. I figure not only make one for my kids, but also one for me.

Supports will be needed on some of the parts. I recomend at least 30% tree supports. If you are able to do less and still print fine, you are more than welcome to.

I have broken each tray by their colors that way you can print multiple items of the same color on one tray. You will also need to add color for his eyes and also the bib if you have a AMS. Otherwise you can paint those with a paint marker. You will have to super glue some of the items such as the red Necktie, red ribbon for the hat, white bib, and bottom of the blue hat to the top of the head.

I have also separated the blue/white bib into two parts in case you do not have an AMS. If you do print the bib parts by itself, I recomend at least 3 wall loops for strength, at least 55% threshold angle for your tree supports, an outer brim, and also reduce your speeds in half. This will keep it supported and less likely to fall apart while printing. With it being thin and at an angle, slow and steady wins the race. You can print the bib in the two colors, but it will take little over 8 hours just for that part and will waste a lot of filaments due to purging between swapping colors. If you can print the two parts separate and glue them together, it would be easier and save time and filament.

Also with the red necktie, I included a box on the top so you can glue it easier to the torso as well as the bottom of the ties so it can make more contacts when you glue it.

The head is positioned at an angle so it will have little clean up and any non-smooth surfaces will be covered up by the hat. You may have to do some sanding to get the blue part/shaft of the hat into the white part of the hat.

Besides the extra supports and slow speeds for the bib parts, I am using the default settings on my printer for the other parts and you may have to make adjustments on your end if something doesn't fit properly or if you want to print a certain way. I have printed these for friends and family with no issues on my end.

If you have any questions or comments, please let me know and I will be happy to help any way I can.