Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5168166.

A Mario style ghost floating around, suspended by his enormous tongue! Haha

Check here for the King Boo M&M stash pot version,
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Been wanting to design this ghost for awhile, but wasn't able to come up with an idea to get it to float around until now. The tongue makes the perfect stand for this Amazing module.

Split the main ghost in two easy to print pieces. Orient the flat spots on the build plate and other than the supports for the pin holes no other supports are required.
 The mouth insert and tongue print out and fit great at 100% or what ever scale you desire. 
The eyes can be a bit tricky to pop into place, Study the module around the eyes and orient them correctly, placing the bottom part of the eye in place then pushing the rest in with a pen does the trick for me. If you have too much difficulty popping them in place try scaling them down 1%  
Make sure to put the mouth insert in place before attempting to press the teeth in. It just makes thing easier. The teeth should fit in fine printed at 100% but once again, if they are too much trouble try scaling them down 1%

Thanks for checking out my design!!

UPDATE 1/10/22 Added a loose fit teeth file. if you are haveing problems fitting the regular teeth in the model try this one with added tolerances. hopefully this helps.

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Mario Boo Ghost

Face_Main_Body.stl

JML_Toung.stl

Pin_Need_2.stl

Tail_Main_Body.stl

Teeth.stl

left_eye.stl

loose_fit_Teeth.stl

mouth_insert_1.stl

right_eye.stl

Multi-Part design is to be printed out in separate parts in the corresponding colors to eliminate the need to paint. This also allows everyone to be able to print this design regardless of what printer you are using.

Absolutely love the new Paper Mario 1000-year door, or is it a re-master?  Either way the art, gameplay, characters, and dialog are fantastic!! I haven’t gotten much play time as my family seems to be hogging it for the time being… maybe soon I’ll get my chance.

I saw these goombas and created my own to print out! My wife saw the one I made, and demanded an army of them. Haha 

These are easy to print and fun to put together. I have been successful printing out all the parts without support. I do add a brim to the small teeth for better bed adhesion. 

I don’t normally like to allow re-mixes of my designs, but I am opening the doors on this one. 

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Thanks for checking out my design, Happy Printing!!


Paper Goomba – Multi Part

Black eye brow Left.stl

Black eye brow right.stl

Black Eye Left.stl

Black eye right.stl

Black Main body pin NEED 2.stl

Brown Main Body back.stl

Brown Main Body Face.stl

Red shoe left.stl

Red Shoe right.stl

Tan Lower Body.stl

White Left eye.stl

White Right Eye.stl

White tooth left.stl

White tooth right.stl

A toy Mario that moves and spins!

His large hands are perfect to hold various pens and sharpies. I am including a blank hand uncut if you wanted to make the holes in the hands fit different size things as well.

Print settings…

Just about all the parts can be printed without support. I would recommend adding tree support to the Tan Face part, but I accidently forgot to add them and surprisingly the print turned out just fine!

Assembly…

The Arms are on a ball joint and move freely in all directions. Make sure to insert the arms through the red shoulder pieces before glueing the shoulder pieces in place.

I used a piece of scrap filament for the white eye centers in the small original size Mini Mario. Taking a long piece and pressing it into the small hole in the black eye piece creates a perfect tool to glue the eyes in place. Just trim off the excess white filament once the glue has set. Check out my TikTok video for a better explanation.

When assembling the head, slide the back of the head into the brown hair first, then side the face into position. It pops into place when aligned correctly. Then add the side burns to the sides of the face. The brown hair holds the two head pieces firmly in place. 
Do Not glue the Main body Pin the lower half of the body without adding the Head and upper body first.
Press the main body split key into the head and drop the completed upper body on top of the pin. Put a few drops of glue in the hole for the pin in the lower body, then with the head and upper body loosely in place, press the pin into the lower body, and let the glue set.

When assembled correctly the Head and Upper body should swivel independently from one another. With the body and arms free to move he’s pretty fun to play with, posing in different directions.

I also created a Toy Luigi check my profile for the design
If you’re interested in selling prints of my designs, become a Patreon supporter here…
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I have a version of the design scaled up 225% and adjusted the clearances between the parts for better fitment posted on Patreon now.

You can follow me on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/pla.n.pa/
to find out what I designs I am currently creating or check out my TikTok, https://www.tiktok.com/@pla.n.pa for assembly videos


Articulating Toy Mini Mario multi part

Red Arm Need 2.stl

Red Hat.stl

Red Left Shoulder.stl

Red M.stl

Red Right sholder.stl

Red Top body center.stl

Tan Back Head.stl

Tan Face final.stl

Tan Left sole.stl

Tan Right sole.stl

White Blank Hand needs cut.stl

White eye need 2.stl

White Hand Need 2.stl

White Hat circle.stl

Yellow Button Need 2.stl

Black eye Left.stl

Black Main Body Pin.stl

Black Mushstash.stl

Black Right eye.stl

Blue bottom Body.stl

Blue Top Body Final.stl

Brown Hair and side burns one piece.stl

Brown Hair Cut.stl

Brown Left Boot.stl

Brown Right Boot.stl

Brown Side Burn Left.stl

Brown Sideburn Right.stl

A toy Luigi that moves and spins!

His large hands are perfect to hold various pens and sharpies. I am including a blank hand uncut if you wanted to make the holes in the hands fit different size things as well.
Print settings…

Just about all the parts can be printed without support. I would recommend adding tree support to the Tan Face part, but I accidently forgot to add them and surprisingly the print turned out just fine!
Assembly…

The Arms are on a ball joint and move freely in all directions. Make sure to insert the arms through the red shoulder pieces before glueing the shoulder pieces in place.

I used a piece of scrap filament for the white eye centers in the small original size Mini Mario. Taking a long piece and pressing it into the small hole in the black eye piece creates a perfect tool to glue the eyes in place. Just trim off the excess white filament once the glue has set. Check out my TikTok video for a better explanation.

When assembling the head, slide the back of the head into the brown hair first, then side the face into position. It pops into place when aligned correctly. Then add the side burns to the sides of the face. The brown hair holds the two head pieces firmly in place. 

Do Not glue the Main body Pin the lower half of the body without adding the Head and upper body first.

Press the main body split key into the head and drop the completed upper body on top of the pin. Put a few drops of glue in the hole for the pin in the lower body, then with the head and upper body loosely in place, press the pin into the lower body, and let the glue set.

When assembled correctly the Head and Upper body should swivel independently from one another. With the body and arms free to move he’s pretty fun to play with, posing in different directions.
I also created a Toy Mario check my profile for the design

If you’re interested in selling prints of my designs, become a Patreon supporter here…
https://patreon.com/planpa3d

I have a version of the design scaled up 225% and adjusted the clearances between the parts for better fitment posted on Patreon now.

You can follow me on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/pla.n.pa/
to find out what I designs I am currently creating or check out my TikTok, https://www.tiktok.com/@pla.n.pa for assembly videos

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