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Oh! A Ferris Wheel! Since my daughter has a Toniebox and has developed a collecting passion from it, I must admit that all the Tonie holders here are very beautiful, but they're made for too few Tonies. So, I had to get creative and design something myself. This is actually my first major design. With this wonderful Ferris wheel, you can store not only the Toniebox but also up to 50 Tonies nicely. The metal band outside and inside the wheel is glued on with a sticky tape. The print itself can be done without support and all the connectors are very loose, so even poorly calibrated printers can make it without any problems. Here's what you'll need (quantity, name, color): 1x Base 1 - 4 (Orange) 4 x Connector A (Red) 4 x Connector B (Red) 4 x Connector C (Red) 4 x Stander down (Purple) 4 x Stander up (Purple) 4 x Connector D (Red) 4 x Connector E (Red) 2x Axle head (Red) 1x Axle (Red) 2x Connector F (Red) 2x Radnabe (Yellow) 8 x Arm (Green) 8 x Connector G (Red) 4 x Bow (Blue) 4 x Connector H (Red) 1 x Loading shelf (Pink) In total, you'll need 64 parts that will require varying amounts of printing time. I printed the entire Ferris wheel in PLA and took a bit more infill for the base. Generally, 10-20% infill is enough for stability. The print time on an Anycubic I3 Mega is about three to four days. You can lay all the connectors together on the print bed. After printing, you'll need to assemble the individual parts. Since I designed the parts quite loosely, I recommend using a hot glue gun to attach them to each other. When printing the bow segments, I turned off the skirt to place it nicely on the print bed. I personally chose the "Maul Ferroband 35mm x 2500mm" for this project. You can find it at a good price from a large online retailer starting with "A". Any other magnetic metal band should work as long as it's about 2x 1260mm (circumference)