Oogie Boogie Interchangeable Mickey Ears

My wife and I are headed to Disneyland this weekend to celebrate the 70th Anniversary, along with my mom's birthday, and we're planning on checking out the Halloween decor that will be on display!

In past visits, we've had some custom Mickey ears, and I decided something fun would be to do something Halloween-ish, and since California Adventure is hosting the Oogie Boogie Bash, I figured I'd do some Oogie Boogie styled ears!

I printed these in Overture Glow in the Dark PLA (if you plan to do this, make sure you use a hardened nozzle in your printer; glow in the dark filament is very abrasive and will wear out copper nozzles VERY quickly!)

I only included one model, so the image that you see was done by mirroring the model on the X-axis in PrusaSlicer - simply right click on the model, then look for “Mirror” and make sure you select the X-axis, and it'll mirror it)

The holes are meant to fit 6mm x 3 mm round magnets; you can find these on Amazon. They are a tight fit, but in some cases, you might have them slipping out. If that's the case, just add a drop of super glue in the hole to tack the magnet in (do NOT use a ton of glue, or else it'll ooze out when you put the magnet in, and can possibly ruin the bottom of the ear. A simple drop is usually more than enough to adhere the magnet in the hole!)

Also, if you choose to do the Glow in the Dark, I might suggest getting a blacklight flashlight to apply UV light to it. This will make it react a LOT better than regular light (see the glowing green pics; I hit it with my flashlight and they were VERY bright!)

Lastly, PLEASE DON'T TRY TO SELL THESE THINGS. I put it out there that this is NOT for commercial use; the House of Mouse has very big, powerful lawyers and it's not worth arguing with them over something like this. Make them to have FUN with it like I am! :)