Pokémon Head Keychains — Set of 6

A set of six chibi Pokémon head keychains — each one a single solid piece with the hanging loop

modelled into the top, so there is nothing to glue and nothing to assemble. Faces, ears, spikes and

cheeks are cut into the geometry rather than painted on, which means they still read at keychain

size and after a coat of paint. Every one of the six in the photos is a real print, not a render.

Print one, print the lot, or hand them out as a bag of little gifts.

What is in the set

- Charizard

- Bulbasaur

- Squirtle

- Snorlax

- Jigglypuff

- Meowth

Why you will like them

- One piece, no assembly — the loop is part of the print. Add a split ring and it is done.

- Flat bottom — every head is cut off cleanly under the jaw, so it sits on the plate on a real

footprint instead of balancing on a curve.

- Six characters, one file set — the whole lot fits on a single plate at keychain size, so one

print run gives you six gifts.

- Watertight and slicer-safe — every file is a single closed solid, zero open edges, roughly 200

000 triangles each. No repair step, no manifold warnings.

- Looks good in any colour — character colours if you have an AMS, or a raw grey PLA like in the

photos. The recessed faces take a wash beautifully: brush a dark colour over the whole head and

wipe the high spots.

Print settings

- Nozzle: 0.2 mm — this is the setting that matters. The eyes, mouths and cheek lines are shallow

cuts; a 0.4 mm nozzle prints the models fine but the faces go soft and the smallest lines close up.

- Layer height: 0.1 mm (first layer 0.1 mm as well)

- Walls: 4 · Top shell: 7 layers · Infill: 15 % grid

- Supports: tree (auto), slim style, threshold 30°. Between 15 % and 21 % of the surface of these

models sits past 45° — ears, snouts, the bulb behind Bulbasaur and the underside of every loop — so

leave supports on. Tree supports snap off the smooth domes cleanly.

- Brim: on. It costs nothing and these are small parts with a lot of support contact.

- Material: PLA. Matte hides the layer lines best, silk makes the recessed faces pop.

- Outer wall around 120 mm/s. A clean, well-levelled first layer buys you far more than going

slower.