These were a hit at both our Cub Scouts event for trinket swaps and for my 10 year old sons birthday party. I put together a "41" companion keychain since I have two boys and they each needed trinkets for the Cub Scouts swap: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1989550-41-keychain-67-alternative

This is probably THE print that finally helped me justify my 3D printer purchase with my wife. She loves reading and just loves how cute this print is.

These were a big hit with my wife. Finally helped me justify buying a 3D printer. 🤣

The lamp ended up printing a bit stringy and while I would normally clean it up, I kind of liked how it looked a bit like cobwebs, so I left it and ended up not using the orange insert.

The lamp ended up printing a bit stringy and normally I would just pull the stringy bits off (and run a lighter over it quickly to clean up remaining bits), but I liked how it kind of looked like cob webs and left it on there!

Lots of supports inside, but they're pretty straightforward to remove with some long pliers. I printed it for my mom and my sister tried to steal it for her classroom as she thought it was so cute. Not sure if I did something wrong, but the screw on bottom would always end with the cord in the front when tightened all the way, so we just left it a half twist loose.

Great print! Some of the supports under the hands were a bit tricky, but it turned out great. I ended up mounting it with sticky tack, but perhaps an improvement would be some native mounting solution built into the model.

the PETG filament I used had something of a translucent color to it so it wasn’t the boldest print but still a really neat model!

added a fuzzy skin. fits Amazon brand poop bag well. the small notch on the curved slide locks the holder into the leash well (an issue I had with other models)

Love that it prints in place and without supports and still articulates nicely! Others have already mentioned the minor gap issues on the tail but my daughter didn’t seem to care!

Cute print. Originally printed with the Bambu green included with the printer and my daughter was so upset when she lost it that we reprinted with eSUN PLA Basic pink. Pictures show the result with each filament. Lines are more noticeable on the shiny Bambu green, but the horn had a minor issue with the eSUN PLA basic pink. The photos of the chin are probably more of a user error as these are some of my first prints and I’m not familiar with tweaking settings for supports and interfaces and best practices for removing them.