My kiddo said "Ugh, it's creepy! The controller is just standing there by itself!" I'd say the print was a success, thank you

This came out amazing! The only issue I had was that I maybe used slightly too much glue or something. Not sure, all I know is that the back is jammed when finalizing everything. I was able to break the gears loose enough to manually open & close the mouth, but just defeated the purpose of the spring and whatnot, lol. I hope someday you or someone can come up with a model that doesn't require all the gluing, would be awesome.

Looks decent, but not really worth the multi color print. I suggest printing it single color. There are just a few tiny spots accented with a different color. You're wasting about 80 times the amount of filament in just the poop and tower alone.

You should update the profile with it laying on its back, not it's face. Can't edit that in the app so you have to go to the slicer to download it and flip it over. If not, there is an air printing issue so the eyes and mouth turn out terrible.

This is a great profile, my kiddo loves Star Wars and had a blast building these. The only issue that we had was the with the legs. Having to reprint the 3 ball joint in the hip. It gets broken when trying to install the 2nd leg due to the god awful placement of the joint. Most every dummy profile out there has you connect the leg to the waist BEFORE putting the outer hip piece on. This profile isn't built like that. You have to build the hip and completely limit your space to try and maneuver the moving joint into a tight spot to snap into place. Until the creator comes up with a better solution, I suggest that everyone prints like 3 of the 3-ball joints per profile just in case to have back ups.

Great print, but the little fins / flairs (whatever they're called that stick out of the head) are EXTREMELY fragile. One of the bottom (largest) ones immediately broke off during assembly. My kiddo had me use the flush cutters to chop the other side off and "give it a haircut" to even it out.

I have a very limited selection of filament, so don't judge my color scheme too hard, lol. But I absolutely loved this print! The measurements are perfect and it was a really fun way to learn more about the editing process in the slicer program. For example: I wanted a more minimalistic Pokéball look for the pawn, so I removed the disc & rod then changed the colors up. This was the longest project I've tackled so far on my A1, and it was the perfect project for me to learn more about the slicer and my AMS Lite my wife got me. Thank you 😁

These turned out awesome! I put them on my macro keys and now just need to change the light settings on them. The only issue I find is that the measurements feel a little too loose. Printed the key in PLA Translucent and the cap in PLA Basic. I was using my dust blower on low to hit my board and not even going near the keys yet still blew a couple caps right off. If you're able to make them just a tiny bit more snug, let me know so I can print more 😁

Turned out amazing....too amazing...I placed a pencil in his hands, now I'm afraid to leave him unsupervised

The sheer amount of poop was utterly ridiculous for a print of this size, but they look good and work properly.

What a sophisticated and well mannered little guy. A1-Printed perfectly with 0 issues.

Easy to assemble, only half the parts needed any glue (the rest snapped into place great), and is a perfect little candy bowl. We're not using it as a typical Easter basket. Instead, we're using it as a household decoration filled with candy to dip into whenever anyone gets a sweet tooth.

It was a little difficult to connect the initial joint, but it was definitely worth it and had easy to follow instructions. My kiddos and I love this thing. Thank you 😁

This vase is absolutely amazing. Sadly, I forgot the time-lapse on, so it ruined the print in a few places thus causing very small leaks (this print has EXTREMELY thin walls). However, the kids saved it by printing out flowers to put in it rather than real ones.

Beautiful print design here. My kids picked out all the colors, swapped the filaments themselves, and had a blast making these flowers to give as a Valentine's gift to their grandma.

Printed perfectly, strong joints, loving the change of the standard 'infinity cube'

The print turned out great and my Ninjago obsessed little one loves it. As someone else pointed out, this print does work a lot better if you print 1 extra blade because the top is just slightly too large for the amount that print & fit on the bed.

Beautiful design. Although, I looked at it upside down when removing it from the plate and now all I can see is a Disney bike. Like the standard Disney font but into a bike shape. Love it, lol.

Nice, sturdy, great for a bike lover.

A bit tough to fire, but works great. However, the ammunition is difficult to load. I find it helps to manually take the first round off yourself then hastily pull back to let it load the remainder.