Red Fire Goat Ornament, 120 mm
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Multi-part Christmas tree ornament of a cartoon red goat with curled golden horns, amber eyes, a smiling muzzle, a flame-shaped mane and a curled tail. The body carries an integrated hanging loop on top. Head, horns, ears, eyes, pupils, legs, hooves, mane, mane flame tips and tail are separate pieces that join with round pegs and sockets.
- Height: about 120 mm assembled
- Joints: round pegs in sockets, 0.2 mm clearance per side
- Pieces: body, head, horns, ears, eyes, pupils, four legs, four hooves, mane, mane flame tips, tail
- Colours: red body, gold horns, amber eyes, orange and yellow mane, orange tail
- Printer: FDM, suited to a Bambu Lab P1S in PLA or PETG
- Export: a part selector at the top of the file switches between the assembly and each single piece for STL export
- Supports: horns, tail and mane may need light supports or a tilted orientation
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Red Fire Goat Ornament, 120 mm
Multi-part Christmas tree ornament of a cartoon red goat with curled golden horns, amber eyes, a smiling muzzle, a flame-shaped mane and a curled tail. The body carries an integrated hanging loop on top. Head, horns, ears, eyes, pupils, legs, hooves, mane, mane flame tips and tail are separate pieces that join with round pegs and sockets. Height: about 120 mm assembled Joints: round pegs in sockets, 0.2 mm clearance per side Pieces: body, head, horns, ears, eyes, pupils, four legs, four hooves, mane, mane flame tips, tail Colours: red body, gold horns, amber eyes, orange and yellow mane, orange tail Printer: FDM, suited to a Bambu Lab P1S in PLA or PETG Export: a part selector at the top of the file switches between the assembly and each single piece for STL export Supports: horns, tail and mane may need light supports or a tilted orientation
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