Ok so the print profile is missing all the custom supports so you have to go in and mess with all that a little before you can print anything, and admittedly the 2-3 parts where the headband connects to the main earpiece were sized a little off causing me to crack part of an internal piece when attempting to snap everything together... but overall the model works and looks pretty good which is more than I can say for other alternatives of this earpiece I found online. My son wasn't interested in the fancy lighting effects unfortunately which made things easier for me. Overall, he was pretty happy with how it turned out considering it was a last minute costume addition. Props.

Print came out great. I did print the inside of Mongo's mouth in a red PLA (which added a few extra hours) because I knew I'd never be able to get in there but everything else was done in white matte PLA. First time using Sharpie's Water-Based Acrylic Paint Markers to try and add color to a model instead of using a traditional paintbrush or airbrush.