Snowmen dancing around a Christmas Tree (Print-in-Place, No support)

After doing this model — Dancing Foxes with Rotating Stand (No support) by TernMaker | Download free STL model | Printables.com — I thought I could do some variations of the decorated planetary gear on the desk.

I know that it's not Christmas yet.  But I will do it anyway. 

The model has two separate printing parts as usual: the top and the base.

The top parts are a combination of:

The Gear Part (Main Part)
From @Dangineering, using the "Planetary Gear Print-in-Place (4.75:1)" (Planetary Gear Print in Place (4.75:1) by Dangineering | Download free STL model | Printables.com).  I changed the big gears from 4 to 3 gears with some extra filling inside the gears using cylinders in PrusaSlicer.

Dancing Snowmen
These adorable guys come from @ACDwang_114 (Dancing Snowman Multicolor by ACDawg | Download free STL model | Printables.com).  I positioned them on the top of the large gears with some additional basement inside. 

Christmas Tree made by DrJones (christmas tree by DrJones | Download free STL model | Printables.com).  I used it as is, just put it on the top of the center of the ring. 

For the base, it is a simple base to keep the whole thing spinable on your desk.  All the original print files I used are also provided.  I used a brim for the main part as it's quite a thin ring. However, no structural support is required.  Support enforcer only.  

If you have suggestions or ideas, I’d love to hear them! 😄 Happy printing!

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p.s. The snowmen are fragile.  Please be careful.  

p.s. 2. I will update the printing with multicolor (assembly needed) soon. 

Printed at Medbery Makerspace – The Studio at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Thanks to the Medbery and crews for the support and space to make this idea happen!