🧠 Design Concept

This model is a pixel-accurate recreation of the Minecraft chicken. The unassembled .3mf file, and the individual part .stl files are scaled to 20% of its original size for compatibility with most 3D printers. All other files are scaled to 100%, providing a dimensionally accurate Minecraft Chicken!
If you're familiar with Minecraft and measurements, each block is 1m x 1m x 1m and consists of 16 x 16 x 16 pixels. Each pixel is 6.25cm or 62.5mm. I applied these dimensions, following photos of the grassland common spawn as closely as possible. The chicken is .7 blocks tall, and .4 blocks wide, per Minecraft wiki.

This fan created model was designed for easy assembly, featuring alignment prongs for precise part placement.

🖨️ Print Settings

• Printer: Creality K2 Plus or similar FDM printer

• Filament: Creality Hyper PLA (what I used)

• Layer Height: 0.2mm

• Supports: Required for the chicken body only

• Walls: 3 (if you roll with 2, increase infill to 15%. Infill may be visible through chicken body)

• Infill: 10%

• Nozzle Temperature: 190–210°C

• Bed Temperature: 50°C

• Print Speed: 200-300mm/s

🧩 Assembly Instructions

Preparation: Print all parts as per the provided .3MF file, which arranges them on a single K2 Plus build plate.

Supports Removal: Carefully remove supports from the chicken body.

Dry Fit: Use the alignment prongs to dry fit each component, ensuring proper placement. The beak and gobbler must be oriented correct for everything to fit.

Gluing: Apply super glue to the prong holes and assemble the parts.

📁 Included Files

Individual Parts: STL files for each component

Complete Model: OBJ, STL, 3MF, and STEP formats

Assembly Layout: A .3MF file with all parts arranged on a K2 Plus build plate

Minecraft Chicken (STEP, STL, OBJ & 3MF Included)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Minecraft Chicken - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill