Bunny Rabbit articulated figure, print-in-place, cute-flexi

Hi! Yup, you should definitely be able to print it on your machine. :)

Thank you soo much. Really appreciate the quick response. Can we just and print or do we need to do something different?

Hi! I actually did do a Jackalope version of this as a Subscriber Exclusive for my Patreon or MMF Tribes . It's an older exclusive so it's no longer included free with hip. Basically, to get it you would need to subscribe at either the Maker (US$7 non-commercial) or Merchant (US$10 commercial) tier, and then purchase that file for an additional US$1.75.

The subscription also comes with free s of this month's files and last month's releases, free bonus files (fridge magnets, etc), and 50% OFF discounted pricing on past models.

Here's a post where you can check it out... https://www.patreon.com/posts/patreon-81237902

Oh nice! thanks for getting back to me. It just so happens I'm already a sub and commercial tier too. adding to my increasing print list

In Cura, just bellow the Quality settings, are the Walls settings. In the "Wall Line Count" field, enter 3. If you are using a 0.4mm nozzle that will make the wall thickness print at 1.2mm. If you are using a bigger nozzle, like a 0.6mm, you can use 2 walls because that will result in the same 1.2mm wall thickness.

In Cura you can get the same result by entering 1.2mm in the "Wall Thickness" field (those two settings are tied together, so changing one will override the other). You just don't want the walls to be thinner than that because most of the print's strength comes from how thick the walls are.

I don’t have one currently, but I do want to go back and make some for these older models when I have the time.

A multicolor 3MF file is now included!

The eyes are part of the print. What you're seeing is the sculpted recesses for the Iris, pupil and a raised dot for the highlight. This is an old sculpting trick from ancient times. Basically, that allows the light and shadow on the eyes create the illusion of depth and gives the eye more of a glassy appearance. My example images are painting to help enhance the effect. I put white on the sclera, black inside the pupil cavity, white on the highlight dot, and a complimentary color on the iris. I'm realizing I don't have an unpainted example here on the bunny, but here's one of my leopard gecko... https://files.cults3d.sitegames.net/ers/22984398/illustration-file/ac30fa5f-2e66-47a0-b84b-80dceb469c3f/cropped-0039.jpg

Yes, this is the most recent version. The elbows should be easier to free up than the older versions.

Hi, I replied to your earlier direct message.

Thank you so much this Bunny is amazing - thanks for updating the front legs, they are now working well- keep up the good work - I look forward to printing more of your designs

Hi! Sorry you're having issues with the elbows. It can be hard to tell exactly what might be causing the issue without diving a little deeper. There are a number of factors that could be contributing to it. Can you email me some pictures of your broken parts? That will help me be better able to troubleshoot it with you, and also help me see if it's something I can improve with model adjustments. You can send them to [email protected]