Wolverine - Articulated Keychain Figure | Flexi Print-in-Place | No Supports
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The toughest little beast of the boreal forest, shrunk to desk size. Fully articulated flexi wolverine, no supports.
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Wolverine Figure
Small and completely unbothered, the toughest resident of the northern woods. 🐾🌲
The real wolverine is a solitary bruiser that hunts through deep snow and picks fights with animals five times its size. This one fits in your palm and just wants to be scratched behind the ears. Fully articulated through the neck, the whole body and the tail, it prints in one single piece with zero supports, give the joints a gentle twist once the print is done and it starts slinking around immediately.
That long low body gives it a proper twist, it slinks, arches and flops across a desk in a way the round animals never manage. Two versions are included: one with a keychain hole and one without, so it can ride on your bag or just own a corner of your shelf. It looks best next to the rest of the pack.
🎨 Color Inspiration
Print the body in a dark chocolate brown, the face mask and the back saddle in cream or light beige, and the claws in plain white for that flash of contrast. Matte PLA suits the coarse winter coat far better than silk, silk makes the fur read as plastic. For an alternative colourway, try a warm caramel body with an off-white saddle for a lighter, sun-bleached summer wolverine.
🐾 Design Highlights
The neck, the full length of the body and every segment of the tail are articulated, so the head turns and the spine curls. Two versions are included, one with a keychain hole through the back and one without.
🖨 Printing Tips
Print at 0.2 mm layer height. No supports needed. Flex the joints gently after printing to activate the articulation. PLA works best, PETG prints fine too, but the joints stay a little stiffer.
Download the STL & 3MF now and let the Wolverine claim its own corner of your desk.
This figure is part of our new Boreal Forest Animals set, more northern animals like the Sberian Tiger coming soon:
Commercial License 💸
If you're interested in selling my designs as 3D prints, join my Patreon or Printables Club for a commercial license: https://www.patreon.com/biocraftlab