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Otter with fish

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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36.9 h
1 plate

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Description

The Otter Holding a Fish

This character has a sleek, vertical orientation that lends itself well to a shelf-sitting figurine.

  • Geometry and Pose: * Body Shape: The otter features a long, cylindrical torso that tapers slightly toward the head, with a rounded, weighted belly for stability.
    • The Fish: Held vertically against the chest, the fish provides a central point of detail. It is gripped by two small, dark paws with distinct fingers.
    • Tail: A thick, muscular tail curves from the base of the spine toward the front right, acting as a "third leg" to ensure the model stands upright.
  • Surface Details:
    • Fur: The texture is smooth but dense, with fine directional lines. For 3D printing, a light "noise" texture or custom alpha brush in sculpting software would capture this best.
    • Face: Features very large, glossy eyes and a prominent, dark, pebbled nose.
  • Printing Considerations: * Overhangs: The chin and the bottom of the fish may require light support structures.
    • Stability: Since this model lacks a dedicated disc base, ensure the bottom of the feet and tail are perfectly level in your slicer to prevent wobbling.

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