Exclusive: MMMini Skunk!!

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Hi Everyone!

Introducing the new Subscriber Exclusive MMMini Skunk!!

The MMMini Skunk's tail can be positioned in two ways, down and upright. There is a small nub on top of the vertical loop at the base of the tail. That nub has a corresponding divot in the first tail joint. Lift and rotate the tail over the nub and let it rest on top. This will prop the tail in the upright position (the intention is not to completely lock the tail upright, but provide a little bit of grab so that it can be easily posed that way). To return the tail to the down position, pull the tail upward and then rotate it back down.

This mini is 100% print-in-place, and requires no supports.  Its a quick and easy print that scales down very well.  I've included both regular and keychain versions.

There are also a pre-painted 3MF for those who want to print it in multicolor!

Check out a little preview video HERE.

I hope you like it!
Matt

Pictured Prints use the following filaments***
(reference the numbered prints in last image of the gallery)

(1) Ziro Matte Black,Ziro Matte Gray, Ziro Matte White
(2) Cookiecad Pink Ombre, BambuLab Matte Bone White, PrintBed Purple (discontinued), Cotton White
(3) Ziro Dreamy Dusk
(4) Ziro Harvest Bliss

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3D Print information:

• MMMini Skunk:  Includes regular and keychain version Multicolor 3MF files! (For PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, and Orca based slicers)
  - Skunk 3-Color
  - Skunk 4-Color (the Eyes and Nose are a separate from the Body color in case you wanted to add more variation in those parts )

• 10% Infill (I recommend Gyroid, Crosshatch or 3D Honeycomb)

• 3 Walls. (Assuming 0.4mm nozzle. Adjust wall count to account for alternate nozzle sizes)

• This should generally scale down to about 50% with full articulation, on a well calibrated printer.  Though, if printing at that small of a scale, use extra caution when first positioning the tail in the upright position as the tolerances around the positioning nub could be very tight.  Work it into position slowly and carefully.  Once it’s “worn-in” the tail positioning should work fine.  Your mileage may vary.

Check out a quick Demo Video!

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