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For Easter, one of our furry gnomes could not be missing. We wanted to do something nice and fun so we put a bunny costume on our classic gnome. We also made a mechanism to make it shake when you push it.

This version is printed in two parts, the body and the feet.

We print all our tests without supports but if you want to improve the quality of the finish on the arms, it is possible that some custom supports in this area can help.

We printed the costume using fuzzy skin to give a better cloth look and the 3mf format is already configured if you use prusa slicer.  For bambu studio just need to select the right object and apply the fuzzy skin on it.

Don't forget to contact us by Instragram to @somos_makers_ig for any doubts or comments.

Have a nice weekend and enjoy printing this cute guys.

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3D Printing4$

The feet are not solid, they are 2 parts, there is a split just above the boot, and at the top connector

The Creation Circus

Hello! What is the best method to get the beard off the support and then to "comb" it downward?? Thanks!

Koza Design

I use a cutter to take the beard off and a hairdryer in low heat to shape it

Koza Design

I will check but I made the model in several parts for those who use multicolor printer.

Koza Design

You have to split the body. That's an issue that simplify 3d use to make for multipart models. Under mesh tab, select separate connected meshes