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Dress Up Porch Goose for Goose Gear 3d model

Dress Up Porch Goose for Goose Gear

Name: Dress Up Porch Goose for Goose Gear
Brand: FunFam3D
SKU: 1495648
Price: 5 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (312 reviews)

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Dress Up Porch Goose for Goose Gear

Our new 3D Printed Porch Goose is ready to be dressed up for any occasion with our Goose Gear! The perfect Gooosy decor for inside or out. The default size of the Goose when assembled is about 13in (33cm) tall.

Be sure to check out all of our Goose Gears sets of different Hats and Shoes we have for the Porch Goose too!

Printing Notes: The goose has manually painted supports under her bill. We also recommend a brim on the body and a wide initial layer on the supports. The model is scalable. We strongly recommend not using percentages to scale the models across files as they are not constant. When scaling be sure to scale all of the parts and/or accessories at the same time. We included a video in the listing to help with scaling.

Model Files in Download 4 Color .3mf Goose body .stl Goose feet .stl

Filaments Used in Photos Bambu Ivory White Matte PLA -Goose Bambu Black PLA -Eyes Bambu Orange PLA -Bill Bambu Cobalt Blue PLA -Eyes

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Community Makes (7)

Very cute, I look forward to additions to the gooses outfits. Printed on Snap Maker U1 - PLA 10% infill. I should have slightly up sized the umbrella hat. The silk PLA shrunk and it's not a perfect fit.

She is printed at the file size and I love her so much!!

I struggled a little with the supports, because they were tougher to remove. I adjusted in Bambu Studio and then it left too much of a mark upon support removal. I will keep tweaking them though. I will print many more of these for sure!! 5🪿🪿🪿🪿🪿 😁

Just love this! I do have a question though! Anyone use an AD5X Flashforge. I am getting lines on the head. It looks like it is printing the colors on the infill. I shut all the infill options off, but it's still showing a band and the Nostril holes are showing a much larger triangle under the orange. Any thoughts or help would be great!

Porch Goose twins for myself and one of my teacher friends. I didn’t do the regular feet, as the newest shoes had me hooked on making those.
I made the geese at 125% for the size, making them 7.5 inches from the top of their head to the bottom of their bellies.

Scaled down to 25%
Attempt at a Canadian Goose paint job.

Community Makes (7)

Discussions

jennie3471 month ago

Very cute, I look forward to additions to the gooses outfits. Printed on Snap Maker U1 - PLA 10% infill. I should have slightly up sized the umbrella hat. The silk PLA shrunk and it's not a perfect fit.

MaterialPLA

Layer height0.2 mm

Infill density10 %

SupportsTree

BrimYes

FunFam3D1 month ago

That looks great!

etribke2 months ago

Could you separate the beak and eye for a faster print?

jessdean2 months ago

Could you please separate the beak an the eyes? I absolutely love this goose but sadly i do not have a ams color change printer.

marsh3dprints5 months ago

Scaled down to 25% Attempt at a Canadian Goose paint job.

PrinterBambu Lab P1S

Layer height0.18 mm

FunFam3D5 months ago

Wow! Love it! Great job!

marsh3dprints5 months ago

Thanks. I should have went with a lighter brown, and even though I reduced the purge values alot, hoping for a "dirty" white for the belly, it wasn't reduced enough for that. I'm hoping that labeling these in different sizes as "laptop goose" and "table goose" picks up on the porch goose trend. Looking for something outside the normal dragons and fidgets. Gnomes sell, but it'll be like one market everyone is buying gnomes and the next everyone is in love with them but not buying.

marsh3dprints5 months ago

and only nitpick, that's a duck bill instead of a goose beak.

kimkargoe3 months ago

Porch Goose twins for myself and one of my teacher friends. I didn’t do the regular feet, as the newest shoes had me hooked on making those. I made the geese at 125% for the size, making them 7.5 inches from the top of their head to the bottom of their bellies.

PrinterBambu Lab H2D

MaterialPLA+

SupportsTree

FunFam3D3 months ago

Too cute!

srbouslough1 month ago

any plans to add camping accessories - hat and feet to the collection? Love these!!

FunFam3D1 month ago

That's a great idea! Susan was talking about that, but I'm not sure how far along they are.

wlkinsons2 months ago

bambu a1 combp

wlkinsons2 months ago

i just had to reach out and tell you how much I absolutely love your designs! My daughter is the president of our local high school soccer booster club, and she got one of your desk geese for game days. She also works as a receptionist at a major company in our small community, and everyone there is raving about it it’s been such a huge hit on her desk! I was wondering if you have any plans to create sports-themed designs, like football, softball, soccer maybe clip on wings to hold a prop?

FunFam3D2 months ago

That's super cute! We've talked about sports ones, just not sure when they'll be out.

Timtoys2 months ago

She is printed at the file size and I love her so much!! I struggled a little with the supports, because they were tougher to remove. I adjusted in Bambu Studio and then it left too much of a mark upon support removal. I will keep tweaking them though. I will print many more of these for sure!! 5🪿🪿🪿🪿🪿 😁

PrinterBambu Lab P1S

MaterialPLA

FunFam3D2 months ago

So pretty!!!!!! A trick for thick tree supports is to squeeze them below where they attach. That helps them break free better than pulling like small tree supports.

Timtoys2 months ago

Thank you! I am a perfectionist and mainly don't like the marks left under the beak after the supports come off. But I know it's a trade off to either have easier to remove supports or a better looking finish.

Love the goose!!

FunFam3D2 months ago

Ya, that is one of the reasons we usually don't do models with supports, but the geese need them. A lot of it is settings, but also the printer itself. Our H2C comes out much cleaner than our S1, and our A1s are somewhere in the middle.