Bowser Head Keychain — 36 mm Chibi Charm

Horns, spikes and a full set of teeth, at 36 mm.

A chibi Bowser head keychain — one solid piece with the hanging loop modelled into the top, so there is nothing to glue and nothing to assemble. The brow, the snout, the teeth and the spiked collar behind the head are cut into the geometry rather than painted on, so they still read at keychain size and after a coat of paint. The file is already at keychain scale: 24.1 × 28.4 × 36.3 mm, print it at 100 % and the loop comes out right.

The photo is a real print of this exact file at 100 % — raw grey PLA, straight off the plate, no filler and no paint.

Why you will like it

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

- The loop hole is 4.6 mm — measured in the file, at 100 %. A standard 20 × 1.2 mm split ring goes straight through with room to spare — no drilling, no rescaling, no fused loop.

- The most detail in the series — 25.9 cm² of surface on a 36 mm part — brow ridges, nostrils, a full set of teeth and the spiked collar. It is the one that looks like work went into it.

- Watertight and slicer-safe — a single closed solid, zero open edges, 179 968 triangles. No repair step, no manifold warnings.

- Looks good in any colour — character colours if you have an AMS, or raw grey PLA like in the photo. The recessed face takes a wash beautifully: brush a dark colour over the whole head and wipe the high spots.