McDonalds Tiny Tan Toy Shelf

My recommended print settings that I've used are 30% gyroid infill with PLA, no brim, and auto tree supports. You can go lower to save on cost but I found 30% gives it a more sturdy premium feel when you pick it up, and the shelves that hold the figures are pretty thin, so a little extra support there cant hurt. To make the shelves two tone if you do not have a multicolor capable printer, add a pause at layer 45 to swap from the backdrop color to the wall color, for the connectors the pause before the lettering is on layer 382, and the bases require a pause at layer 509 for their layering. I know everything except the bases friction fits very sturdily on its own, but I elected to superglue and/or use my 3d printing pen to fuse the parts together as well. As far as the bases, the autogenerated tree supports do not seem to be enough, and I have not had one come out clean yet using them, so I've just filled in the gaps that are hidden on the underside using my 3d print pen. I also recommend attaching rubber feet on the bottom so it doesn't slide or scratch up the surface it's on. There is some variability in the thickness of the bases on the figurines on McDonald's part that led to 1 of the 28 figures I've tested to just not fit, so your milage may vary in that respect. Wall mounting is possible with some #8 drywall screws, I put two mounting spots per piece just to play it safe so things cant swing around when its just one piece hanging.