Hey lovely beans!!

This wobbly little birb is ready! 🐔💕 Say hello to the little Flexi Chicken—with wings that gently wobble as you move him around! He’s a chunky, little barn buddy. I printed so many of these, that I have an entire pile on my desk. I am obsessed with them now..

Alongside the mama chook, you’ll also get: 🐣 A baby chick (or two!) 🥚 A nest for them to sit in 🥚 A trio of eggs 🥚 And one single egg, just for funsies

Pro Tip: If the first layers struggle to stick, try slowing down your first layers or increasing the bed temp slightly.

They are sized at 75% already in the 3mf file and exported to 75% size in the STL, which is what I printed them at. I recommend 80% if you want slightly more strength. I do not recommend sizing them down more- but if you do, do it at your own risk! They are already quite tiny!!

Hi there! I'm Mouse and I love art & 3D printing. I am inspired by cottage-core, fantasy, and kawaii things! Thank you for taking the time to read this. :)

If you like this design, please check out my other models: https://thangs.com/designer/StarMouse3D

StarMouse3D creations are protected by copyright. These files are for personal use only, and you do not have the right to sell the files or the models without explicit consent from me.

To legally obtain permission to sell PHYSICAL prints you may obtain permission to sell every model as an active Thangs supporter through this link: https://thangs.com/designer/StarMouse3D

Please do not share digital files! Thank you.

Please be warned that these models are not recommended to be printed for young children, or anyone at risk of a choking hazard. There are small parts that can be broken off if roughly handled. Print at your own risk!

Recommended Print Settings: Layer Height: .16 Infill: 15% Supports: Not needed Adaptive Layer Height recommended (but will slow print down)

Pro Tip: If the first layers struggle to stick, try slowing down your first layers or increasing the bed temp slightly.

They are sized at 75% already in the 3mf file and exported to 75% size in the STL, which is what I printed them at. I recommend 80% if you want slightly more strength. I do not recommend sizing them down more- but if you do, do it at your own risk! They are already quite tiny!!