Cozy Silhouette Sitting Kitten
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Description
A stylized, geometric sitting kitten with a curled tail tucked around its paws. Built to be entirely support-free, the shape merges softly rounded volumes for the body, head, and upright ears, wrapped with a classic collar and bell detail.
Printing Notes
- Supports: None needed. The base is flat, the ears taper cleanly, and the tail overhangs are fully supported by the build plate.
- Infill: 10-15% is plenty.
- Sizing: The design is small and desk-friendly, but scales up nicely for a bookshelf statement piece.
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