Gammy's remix of elinanz's Easter egg

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Gammy's remix of elinanz's Easter egg chick-bunny Easter decoration. This version print-friendly. Improvements: The model has been split into three individual parts for easy printing The nose geometry has been modified to make the model manifold (properly connected to and a part of the body) The underside of the feet have been flattened The legs have been thickened, and an insert portion has been added, to slot into the bottom portion of the model The bottom portion now has two holes to insert the feet into Notes: The bottom part holes, where the feet are to be inserted, have been constraint-adjusted to fit. There should be no need to scale them further. Blender and STL files are included, as well as elinanz' original stl. I used Tamiya Cement to attach the bottom and top portions. I needed no adhesive or solvent to attach the legs; they're firm-fit I suggest painting this model, especially to hide the top/bottom seam Successfully printed using Part 1 (Legs) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.15mm layer height 10% infill No supports Part 2 (Bottom) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.2mm layer height 10% infill Supports touching buildplate (for the tail) Part 3 (Top) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.2mm layer height 10% infill Supports everywhere (for the right ear) Print Settings Printer Brand: LulzBot Printer: Mini Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15mm for legs, 0.2mm for top/bottom Infill: 10% Notes: Successfully printed using Part 1 (Legs) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.15mm layer height 10% infill No supports Part 2 (Bottom) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.2mm layer height 10% infill Supports touching buildplate (for the tail) Part 3 (Top) HIPS (240C, 110C hotbed) 1.0mm walls ("perimeter") 0.2mm layer height 10% infill Supports everywhere (for the right ear) Post-Printing Notes I used Tamiya Cement to attach the bottom and top portions. I needed no adhesive or solvent to attach the legs; they're firm-fit. I suggest painting this model, especially to hide the top/bottom seam. Category: Decor