Overall, a wonderful looking model. However ... while the attachment of the arms, hands and legs to the main body is made easy by the different sized holes and pegs, I have been unable to make any tight connections. The seams always have gaps in one or more places which I have been unable to resolve even with multiple prints in different orientations, supports, and even filaments. Frustrating to be close but not perfect! Using modelling tools I reattached the arms etc to the main body and merged the objects back into one main body (except the tail, this was a good fit). This still fits onto an A1 build plate. Yes, there is a lot of support needed to print it this way, but the results are much better. I'm thinking about the same treatment of the multiple mouth components also. Perhaps the designer could be persuaded to provide the complete body (and mouth?) objects before splitting, as an option for those of us prepared to pay for the extra support. Please ?

I've printed a bunch of these with "high temperature" PLA and with a full refill they survive just fine in my Sunlu toaster (dryer). Under $2 each, around 5 hours for both sides on my A1.

Great little guys for quick printing. The maker walking kits hold very little wind-up energy, so they don't walk for more than about 10 seconds. But that's not the profile designer's fault.

Printed with PETG perfectly, clips together very well, fits my A1 100%. And it reduces the vibrations! Gridfinity storage for A1 kit super neat and tidy.

I have several stacks of these ten high, with castor wheels on the bottom pieces to move them around. Regular PLA is strong enough for 10 full spools, and I could go higher, but I'm concerned about tipping as I shuffle them around. Printed on A1 with 0.8mm nozzle at increased speed, down to a tad over two hours for each.

Beautiful smooth surface. Printed in silk gold to great effect.

My USN CPO son loved the set I made for him. Thank you!