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***THIS FILE IS NO LONGER INCLUDED FREE WITH SUBSCRIPTION.Members can purchase it once re-released, according to this Schedule.

Hi All!Introducing my new Subscriber Exclusive, MMMini Lamb! Check out a little preview Video HERE.

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!Hope you like it!MattPictured Prints use the following filaments***(reference the numbered prints in last image of the gallery)

(1) Cotton White, Charcoal Black, Eryone Red Wax(2) Ziro Beach, Cookiecad Pink, Charcoal Black, Cotton White(3) Ziro Dreamy Dusk(4) Ziro Sunlit Petal, iSANMATE Red Blue, Cotton White

PRINT SETTINGS:

MMMini Lamb: regular and keychain versions. Print-in-Place

3MF multicolor files: Files contain both regular and keychain.(works in PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, and Anycubic Slicer).

3 Walls

10% infill

These scale down really well. It typically works down to around 50% scale. Your mileage may vary.

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Comments

Jazzy Bee

Omg it’s so cute! I can’t wait to print this!

Gerri Tokar-Hines

So cute!! I have a plate of these getting ready to start right now!!

Ken Patterson

Omg! Can't wait to print this one.

Kev Martin

It really does scale down well. Love it.

3D Sunbeam

Yes, Love it! Farm animals are So Popular!

Kris Smith

I'm scaling mine up to 200%..

Gerri Tokar-Hines

They turned out so cute!!! I love them! These will fly off the shelf for Easter for sure. Thank you!

HummingBird Designs

they turned out so cute! Could we get another dinosaur to go with mr triceratops please?!

Ken Randolph

Like mini lamb. Would like to see a mini goat with little horns and a mini calf. Thank you.

Kev Martin

Would love to see a full size sheep. Maybe a Merino ram even :)