Hi ! My print of "kirby funko pop" by "PressPrint" Printer: "Ender-3 V3 SE" For all files Scale: 100% Sliced with: Creality Print v4.3.7 (material "CR-PLA", quality "Normal") (Quality ->) Layer height: 0.1 mm, Initial Layer Height: 0.2 mm. (Infill ->) Infill Density: 10 % (Shell ->) Z Seam Alignment: User Specified, Z Seam Position: Back Left, Z Seam X: 0.00 mm, Z Seam Y: 110.00 mm. File "body.stl" (Build Plate Adhesion ->) Build Plate Adhesion Type: brim (Support ->) Generate Support: Yes, Support Structure: Normal, Support Placement: Touching Build Plate, Support Overhang Angle: 80.00°. Filaments used: Velleman PLA Red, PLA+ Silk Pink ArianePlast. Printing time: ~ 0h29 Be careful, this 3D models have geometric errors. And the slicing result may not be as expected. (With Creality Print v4.3.7.6619-win64, profil quality "High Quality", I obtained slicing results where some socket gaps were partially filled, I had to use the "Normal" quality profile with modifed layer height 0.1 mm (but not the initial layer height) to obtain consistent slicing during preview.) As I did not understand/find if it was possible to request a change of filament with insertion of an M600 g-code under Creality Print at a given layer, I edited the resulting .gcode file with NotePad++ to put where it was necessary, g-code “M600” instructions (Filament Change) I used "Prusa Slicer Gcode-viewer" to identify the positions where to insert g-code M600 commands (filament change). Because unlike "Creality Print", "Prusa Slicer Gcode-viewer" displays the details of the g-code instruction sequences with their line numbers when you preview a layer step by step. File "eyes.stl" (Build Plate Adhesion ->) Build Plate Adhesion Type: skirt Filament used: Velleman PLA Black. During printing I reduced the feedrate to 50%. To be sure to allow time for the already printed part to cool sufficiently. Printing time: ~ 0h05 After removing the brim and printing supports (I needed to reattach the feet which separated from the body when I removed the brim.), sanding/scraping the printing defects, gluing and a quick blast with a heat gun to remove the last angel hairs. Posted as an entry for "Introducing the Exciting November 3D Printing Event!" https://www.crealitycloud.com/post-detail/6540a6fc42c4bce0a33bd62c "November 3D Printing Event" https://www.crealitycloud.com/contest/november-3d-printing-event Good continuation to all !