Voronoi Easter bunny fixed with opening

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I finally made my very own bunny! It's based on the Standard Bunny in Meshmixer, but I straightened out the ears so it prints more smoothly. I created the mesh and added a lock just like in V3. If you print this bunny at full size, the inner opening is about 30 mm wide - perfect for putting some nice treats inside! Also, this bunny can be sized down to around 50% without any issues on my printer. Here are the advantages I see: - It prints a bit faster - The thicker structure makes it easier to scale down - The large opening is ideal for adding goodies If you have any comments or pictures of your printed bunnies, please share them! I'd love to see what you've made. Update 4: I created another bunny that's even more suitable for scaling down. Right now, I'm printing one at 50% - the inner lock part is already sized down, and there's a complete model as well. This bunny is based on the Tron Bunny by gpvillamil and was edited in Meshmixer and Tinkercad. It has the same locking mechanism as my other bunnies. Update V3: I added another model with an even larger opening for bigger treats! With my printer, scaling down to around 80% is possible - you may be able to go lower depending on your printer's capabilities. For ease of printing, I included a complete model so you only have to wait for one print. Please note that in V3, the inner lock part is already sized down, so it should fit without further reduction. Update V2: I modified the lock mechanism slightly because it didn't work out as planned. Hopefully, this version will fix the issues. This is a remix of the Voronoi Easter Bunny, fixed and simplified in Meshmixer for easy editing in Tinkercad. I added a locking mechanism (inspired by https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1173662) so you can fill it with goodies - and take them out without damaging the bunny. Sorry, Enzi1984, but I liked your idea and had to make my own version. Here's his make: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:325019 All credits go to the original creators of these models; I just combined them into something new. When printing the inner part, be sure to reduce the size a bit depending on your printer's tolerances. If someone could clean up this model for me, I'd really appreciate it. This is my first design, and I'm still learning the details!