Baby Yoda 3 Parts

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I'm still figuring out Fusion 360, so I stumbled through editing the original STL file to get something printable and paintable. Generally, I dislike using supports, so I chopped up the parts to make them suitable for printing on a flat surface compared to the original design. The part with the hands printed better upside down, so while I haven't tested it yet, I doubt the bottom+middle STL file will print well without supports for the hands; however, I included it just in case others want it. This model is scaled 300% from the original, so a 0.1mm layer height is crucial to prevent gaps towards the end of the print when the head narrows. The middle and bottom sections might be able to handle larger layer heights without issues. The Bottom and middle parts can either be glued together or, as I prefer doing, soldered so the seam disappears and looks like one continuous part.