Great model! My only challenge was that I printed the three screws and nuts in PLA Silk (the same as I used for the body components)... and silk does not work well at all for the screws. They just don't grab or hold well. So, since I printed three versions of this in different colours, I re-printed the screws in regular PLA. Perfect this time. Thank you for creating and sharing the model!

Easy enough print. I only used one of the Bengal designs, as I have two Bengal/Savannah cross sisters. I then used a modifier in Bambu Studio to add a ring behind the head to turn them into keychains. Lot's of A1 printer poop, but well worth it.

Great game to print. I found the detailed horse and rider token impossible to print and separate from supports. Just way too fine. That said, I went with your alternative "flat" tokens, and added numbers to both sides of them as a modifier in Bambu Studio. I really like the outcome. I used PLA for the print, but used PETG for my support interface layer and that did a great job with the two end pieces. Then to keep things tidy, I designed a storage box that holds the horses, the two dice, a deck of cards and a variety of poker chips. The box cover doubles as the chip bowl during gameplay. I'll get some photos of it, and post the model if anyone is interested.

Scaled it to 150%, and by moving the two fuselage sections to separate print plates managed to successfully print it out in a bit over fifteen hours. Heck of a lot of printer poop though. lol My only problem was self inflicted... somehow I managed to get the silver and grey filament reversed in the AMS, so my camo pattern is a bit messed up... but still really happy with the end result. Great model and thank you for creating and sharing it.

Great print and works wonderfully on my A1, keeping my printhead and Knomi cables from drooping down over my printbed. Since I can't apply the boost here when I rate a model in Studio after printing it, I'll do a separate comment on your model in MakerWorld and apply the boost there. Thank you for creating and sharing the model. A simple and functional solution to a problem, combined with a rapid print time. Well done!

Another great print. Printed using PETG Marble so I could place it in the garden. Lots of supports, but some careful cutting and it came out perfectly. Scaled it up 230% (a little over 225mm in height) on the A1, and used the 0.12mm high quality preset with a 0.4mm hardened steel nozzle, so it was a long print, but the result was worth the wait. Thank you for creating and sharing the model with us.

Really nice print model. I used a PETG Marble filament so I can place it outside, and also scaled the model up by 210% to mostly fill the build plate on my A1. Thank you for creating and sharing the print model.

Great print... at first I thought there was a problem with the print profile in that it didn't leave an opening for the eyes and hair that you print separately. My mistake. Those are filled solid in the first part of the main print, but you just pop our the four parts and then you can insert the pieces you printed in brown and blue. Works perfectly! Thank you for sharing the model.

Prints well enough, but I wish it had an option for pins to connect the components together. I don't mind using glue to assemble pieces, but I do prefer to have pins to align the parts easily when doing so. With pins, this would certainly be a five star review.

Worked like a charm. Easy print, and I've done two additional ones scaled up at different amounts.

Great model and printed very well. Everything about this printed and fit perfectly, with the exception of the lids. I needed to tree supports and had to scale the lid to 99% in the X and Y axis (Z axis left at 100% to retain proper height). That worked well. Printed using a Bambu Lab A1, using the following filaments: GIANTARM PLA Wood Poplar for the tray iSANMATE PLA Wood Sandalwood for the trim ring on the tray ELEGOO PLA Matte White for the cups GEEETECH PLA Matte Terracotta for the lids