Hello Friends,

We are going to reveal our newest design "Mr. Happy Cactus"

it can be used as a very creative and unique table decor even for kids

You can see some finished examples here:-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQoMa0zetyw

Mr. Happy cactus is a combination of 3 parts

*Mr. Cactus

*Sombrero Hat

*Pot

You can print them separately and fix them together. Gluing is optional...

Wait.... wait.... wait...

what ????

Is It only a Table decor ???

No Guys ;)

There is a hidden storage area on its pot ;) ;)

you can simply pull Mr.cactus out and access Your Hidden Storage...

Thank You very much for your support guys...

It can be printed as big as you want. (please note that smaller prints may not articulate properly)

All the parts are printed in one piece. (No assembly needed)

An excellent first layer is mandatory for the print to succeed

Good layer cooling is recommended otherwise it will warp and cannot get a high-quality print.

If you like this model, you can see our previous models here :-

https://www.crealitycloud.com/user/8382215502

https://makerworld.com/en/@C_Territory

https://cults3d.com/en/users/CrittersTerritory/3d-models

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/CrittersTerritory

https://crittersterritory.etsy.com

https://www.cgtrader.com/designers/crittersterritory

** Please note that Copyright Law protects ALL Critters Territory designs. When you purchase, you DO NOT HAVE the right to sell any digital file or printed model

of our designs without my permission **

To legally sell them, you may obtain my permission through this link:

https://www.patreon.com/crittersterritory

Please help support the creative work of each 3D artist and NEVER share or sell a digital file.

We hope you guys will enjoy our new design.

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Thank You !!

Use Supports Where Necessary

15-20% infill recommended

3 perimeter

PLA Material

make sure you have good bed adhesion if you are printing small (but don't go too small otherwise the articulation process will not work correctly)