Hi sweet beans!!

This li'l fren started as a raccoon, but once I printed him, Blue recommended I paint a red panda version!! So off I went and painted him as a red panda too, and I fell in looooovee.... I'm so excited to post this, it's one of my favourite things I've ever made!!

This was about two weeks of testing, printing, and re-printing to make sure his joints worked well, propped up correctly, and he didn't have any fuses. I also dropped him from 6ft high to make sure he didn't break- at both sizes, and threw him onto the floor with force, so he should be pretty solid. I hope you enjoy the fruits of my effort! 💖 He looks super cute in single colour as well, and I currently have some in UV-colour changing filament posed on a porch.

🌸 **When re-sizing from the 3MF file, please select both the head and the body and scale them down at the same time. They are sized in the 3MF file to perfectly fit each-other, and if you resize them individually they will not match/fit together properly. ** 💖

These little guys have:

✨ Wobbly heads that you can pose left to right ✨ Partially Ball-jointed legs so their tiny feet can turn and fidget ✨ A super soft, chonky shape that makes them perfect desk buddies ✨ An unpainted STL, plus 2 pre-painted .3MFs—one raccoon, one red panda! ✨ The eye details are separated objects, so if you do not want the eye whites/black of the eye, you can delete them individually. ✨ A trash can container that they can hang out in, or you can use to store stuff. The size I provided is the size I printed out, it can prop up the 100% size, or almost completely contain the 80% size. If you size it up slightly more, you can store the 80% size inside like an egg!

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

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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!

💡 A lil print note: I recommend printing them at 100% scale if you want the cleanest details and smoothest joints! You can print fine at 80% (the smaller one in my pics is 80%), but anything under that might get a bit too smol—details may fuse or joints might be too tight depending on your filament. At 80%, they’re still very wiggly and pose-able—you might just need to gently loosen a foot or two! 💕 In the 3MF, I included both the large and small version (the sizes in the slicer will say 120% for the 100% size and 100% for the 80% size if you click on them individually). The exported STL is the large size.

Recommended Print Settings: Layer Height: .16 Infill: 15% Supports: Not needed, but you can add a custom brim to some of the joints or the head if your small pieces struggle to stick, as there are little parts such as balljoints which allow this li'l guy to be super poseable. Mine printed perfect with some glue on the bed and a +5 increase on my bed temperature. 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.