Schrodinky! Cat in a Box multi part multi extrusion

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"Schrodinky 2.0: The British Shorthair in a Box Masterpiece 3D Printable Multi Part Model" is an even more elaborate and intricate version of my original "cat in a box" 3D printable models: https://pinshape.com/items/40856-3d-printed-schrodinky-british-shorthair-cat-sitting-in-a-box https://pinshape.com/items/40925-3d-printed-schrodinky-dual-extrusion-version (FYI: Both these models are free to download). KITTY OWNERS/FUTURE BUYERS! IMPORTANT NOTICE! If you've purchased the multi extrusion kitty and want the single extrusion version too, please message me and I'll send it to you for free. I had hoped one could easily merge a dual model via a slicer with few artifacts, but it's not the case, so I'll provide the single files to you... I will require proof of purchase. -- Since cats have sat in boxes frequently with little regard for whether they fit or not, this subject has proven to be a popular one for models. This larger version is also a functioning money bank (I like my models to have some kind of use, particularly when they use a lot of filament). The coin slot is at the back of the collar and there's a threaded hole at the cat body base and a threaded stopper included. "There's money in the kitty" - a joke that will never get old. Ever. Important information Please take the time to read this section, as it contains crucial details regarding component size and printer requirements. Schrodinky is a multi part model, which means it needs to be assembled after printing. I've made two versions: one for multi colour capable 3D printers (also known as multi extrusion or dual extrusion) and one for people with printers that can print with one material at a time (single extrusion and these are the most common type). However, because I've sectioned Schrodinky up in an artistic (and practical!) way, you'll still be able to achieve something of a multi colour effect, even if your printer only prints in a single colour. The other advantage of a multipart model is that you're less restricted by your printer build area. Fully assembled, Schrodinky sitting in the box is about 26cm, which would put it out of the printing capabilities of many people if it were a one piece model. However, as you print in parts, the largest dimension components are: 1) The box: (length 165mm, width: 156mm, height: 60mm) 2) The cat body: (length: 109mm, width: 138mm, height: 160mm) If your printer can accommodate these dimensions, you're good to go. Of course, you can scale down and the awesome Hawk 3D Proto have tested this for me at 50% - a kitten! I've also designed this model to function as a money bank and look pleasing without the box part, so if you don't need the multi extrusion package, feel free to go here: https://pinshape.com/items/438... This is a pay-for model, and there are two packages available: 1) Single extrusion package (contains files which can be used on most FDM printers) 2) Multi extrusion package (contains files which can be used on FDM printers capable dual/multi extrusion) THIS MODEL PAGE IS FOR THE MULTI EXTRUSION PACKAGE ONLY This includes: * Bicolour cat model (head and body) * Wizard variant cat model (head and body) * Eye models (eye and pupil can be printed as a multi extrusion model) * 3 collars with the choice to print the collar, patterns, and stitching in different colours * 3 medal designs (“paw print”, crescent moon and stars, and heart) but multi extrusion variants * Box model as a multi extrusion model with tape featuring the paw print design * Stopper, threads, and threaded body If you require the SINGLE EXTRUSION PACKAGE, please go here: https://pinshape.com/items/438... 3D PRINTING SETTINGS Please read the documentation available on Instructables: https://www.instructables.com/id/Schrodinky-British-Shorthair-Cat-in-a-Box-3D-Print