After i first saw this model i knew i had to have it in my bathroom! Looks so awesome and its a nice eye catcher, because you look right at it when you enter the bathroom.
Regarding the design i was not 100% happy and limited by my MINI´s smaller build plate so i took some measurments, started up Fusion and did some redesign to little Shaun.
Leave some comments if you like it and have a good time printing!
Features / Things i changed:
Body
Redesigned the body to be printed in four parts and glued together
Removed the back wall because i didn´t find it to be necessary
the Body itself is a bit thinner than the original to save some extra filament
Legs / Feet
New feet design
Legs are made from reused plastic rods (outer 18 mm/ inner 15 mm) and can be pluged and/or glued into the feet and body
Legs can also be modeled in Prusa Slicer with a cylinder and be adapted to the hight you want
Diameter 18 mm / Length 130 mm
Head
splitted the eyes from the body so it can be printed separately and then glued together
print file for the eyes has a color-swap after 5 layers to change from white to black filament
How i did it:
Remodeled the sheeps body based on the measurements i took from some toilet paper rolls (Diameter 130 mm / Width 100 mm)
Cutted the body with 90° profiles to make a nice corner for gluing
designed new feet, integrated the legs and imported the head
Printing instructions:
General:
PLA
0,6 mm Nozzle
0,3 mm Layer Hight
Eyes, head, feet and legs (if you decide to print them) need no supports
the Body is seperated in four parts and i recommend brim and supports for the mounting points of the legs
the color swap on the eyes is done with the standard M600 command
Tools/Materials used:
Fusion 360
a good old caliper
super glue (cyanoacrylate)
Filament:
DAS FILAMENT - 1,75 mm PLA - matt black
DAS FILAMENT - 1,75 mm PLA - matt white
plastic rod (Diameter 18 mm / Length 130 mm) (optional)