Mid-Autumn Festival Jade Rabbit Mooncake

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival popular among many ethnic groups in China, falling on the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, and is named for being in the middle of autumn It is known as one of China's four major traditional festivals, alongside the Spring Festival, Qingming Festival, and Dragon Boat Festival For Chinese people who value family sentiments, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also known as the "Reunion Festival" The Mid-Autumn Festival is a significant holiday, second only to the Spring Festival

This model uses traditional jade rabbit and auspicious cloud as basic elements, paired with a mooncake-like circular wavy pattern, striving to restore the realism of a mooncake, to convey good wishes for the Mid-Autumn Festival Hope you like it

To achieve a better three-dimensional effect, the top pattern is slightly curved, so it was printed with a 45° tilt, and supports were manually added to increase print stability, thus avoiding the top layering phenomenon caused by flat printing (It is not recommended to print it directly flattened, as it will lose much of its realism)

20250927 - Addressing the issue some friends reported about the A1 mini version being prone to falling over during printing (this might be due to the machine itself being in poor condition, as previous versions printed normally on my machine), the support area has been re-increased to ensure normal printing

Additionally, I tried printing with a fuzzy surface texture (orange mooncake), but personally, I wasn't particularly fond of it, so the print file has fuzzy skin disabled Those who like it can try it themselves