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Ducksie
by kthuen
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This is Ducksie. When standing, he is a very confident little guy. Come close, and he may run away in his own, very special, way.
If you tilt Ducksie 45 degrees, there is a small wheel with a mechanisim inside. When you drive Ducksie around, the head will animate forward and back, and a little up and down. It drives best on areas that are not too smooth.
Many other fun designs can be found on my Cults3D profile:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/kthuen/creations
This model is a print-in-place, which means that there is only 1 part and no assembly. It only takes a few hours to print. It may be a great way to test your printer or filament. It has all the classic print test properties: Wild overhangs, steep curves, very small details and moving parts. Maybe it also works as a great showcase on what makes 3D prints so versatile and fun.
The model requires no supports set up in the slicer, but after printing you will need to remove some built-in, very small support structures. He
If you tilt Ducksie 45 degrees, there is a small wheel with a mechanisim inside. When you drive Ducksie around, the head will animate forward and back, and a little up and down. It drives best on areas that are not too smooth.
Many other fun designs can be found on my Cults3D profile:
https://cults3d.com/en/users/kthuen/creations
This model is a print-in-place, which means that there is only 1 part and no assembly. It only takes a few hours to print. It may be a great way to test your printer or filament. It has all the classic print test properties: Wild overhangs, steep curves, very small details and moving parts. Maybe it also works as a great showcase on what makes 3D prints so versatile and fun.
The model requires no supports set up in the slicer, but after printing you will need to remove some built-in, very small support structures. He
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