BabyBus - Chacha (Multi-part Multi-color Version, No AMS Required)

My daughter recently became fascinated with BabyBus's Ina and Chacha. During the May Day holiday, I took some time to model a 'Chacha' for her, and test printing and assembly are almost complete. Assembly is simple; just follow the finished product image. Parts that are easily confused are individually named in the files; it's recommended to separate them by left and right immediately after printing when collecting them. The highlight part of the eyes might require tools like a hammer for installation. The current version has adjusted proportions; if installation is still difficult, you can further reduce the scale. The model has two minor flaws (which do not affect printing or assembly) that I did not fix because it's just for my daughter to play with (1. The head and hair originally had limited connectors, but during actual assembly, I found them unnecessary and they affected assembly, so I simply cut them for convenience without subsequent smooth repair. 2. When I started modeling the eyes, the back was not properly filled, leaving a gap, which does not affect assembly).

If your child also likes the characters from BabyBus, print it for them.

PS: Some parts are small, such as the teeth, chest petals, etc. Before printing, it is recommended to clean the build plate and apply glue. Small parts are recommended to be installed with tweezers. For the eyes, it is recommended to glue all parts together and assemble them before installing them onto the face. If the back of the eyes is not very smooth due to support residue, it can be sanded; see Figure 6 for the finished eyes.

The red for the mouth and blush need to be hand-painted later.