German Shepherd - Articulated Ludo Dog
The Ludo German Shepherd
This Fidget German Shepherd is designed to be printed with no supports. All the joints articulate right off the build plate. Simply Snap the head onto the body.
Paint to look like your dog! You can open the .3mf file and paint the model to look exactly like your German Shepherd.
Printing This print requires a multi-color printer (unless you want to hand-paint the model). Use the included Easy Print File for the pre-colored model to make printing easier!
Print at 0.2mm layer height. Use adaptive layers to get a smoother top surface on the belly and face.
Keychain Version This model is available with a hole cut for keychains. (Provided in the Easy Print 3mf only) Key chain
Filaments I Used: Some of these contain affiliate links
Black: Bambu Matte Charcoal
Brown: Bambu Latte Brown
Pink: Bambu Sakura Pink
White: Bambu Matte Ivory White
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Great Model! You should keep making more of another types of dogs, like chihuahuas or husky!
Thank you! We have a few on the list! Keep an eye out!
what about Chihuahua
Is it possible in your models to have the head be a separate piece from the body? If I choose to separate to parts, then the legs become separate also, if I do a cut then I lose the coloring and in the case of this one, the head is too close to the body to do the cut. At times it makes for better color management to print separately, other times it just makes for more efficient layout of the plate, I'm not sure if I'm just not understanding something as to how to not have this issue?