Willie Dubs

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Love this Gir Model! I wanted to offer a few additions. 1) I wanted to add some color to the eyes, tummy, and shoulders, but I didn&#39;t want to make it AMS reliant so I created some attacheable bits. The eyes do require glue but the rest fits pretty snug without. I used Eryone PETG Transparent for the red parts. 2) Since I had to design the shoulder seperate I made the arms attachable with pegs. So now the hands can be positioned based on the arms&#39; rotation. 3) We had the antenna break off so I thought I&#39;d make that detachable too. So no one has to reprint the head if it breaks. The wrists can be delicate as well. since I hollowed out the arms too, you&#39;ll want to be careful with those as well.  4) Finally I played around with the scale so that the bits fit a little more snug. You may want to play with the scale on various pieces to get them just right.  Silver - Eryone PLA Silk Silver Red - Eryone PETG Translucent Red

Angry Gir Accessories!

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Tounge

Cupcake

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Shoulders, Eyes, and Tummy

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Head and Antenna

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More fun with Gir!!!  Along with the new colored and attachable elements. 1. New head shape 2. New expression 3. New curved arm design, for holding yummy beverages and confections!  ** i&#39;ve set up the shoulder to print different 2 ways. The one resting on the arm peg  gets you the best looking result, but the one printed on a flat side will get you the strongest result; if you&#39;re at all worried about the pegs&#39; layer adhesion.

Bright Eyed Gir; with Cupcake Grip

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My first attempt at Gir. The head is a little tight to attach to the body if you work it side to side it will go on and be posable. PETG is recommended .4 nozzle, .2mm layer 3 walls with 15% infill. I may make different arms and heads in the future, depending upon the reception this gets. I had issue with the arms one was tighter than the other(probably my printer since the dimensions were the same).

Gir (Invader Zim)

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