Hariko - Basan

I am obsessed with paper tigers. So I decided to try to engineer some for printing. So that everyone can have fun. To make it even more interesting, I decided to make it mix and match. The base will always have the same dimensions so that every head will fit on every body.
One key feature of a Hariko doll is the wobbly head. For that to happen, you will need to fill the hole in the head piece and use tape to close it up. I used steel bearing balls.

This is the Basan design. I made it seasonal with the skull peaking out under the skin. Happy Halloween!
I glued on paper to match the Hariko aesthetic.

There are many bodies and heads for this one. I started with the body with the many tail-feathers. But printing that is probably impossible. So I reduced it to a few feathers. The head has a variant with and without smoke. I printed the smoke version. It is fitting because a Basan breaths fire. But the print fell from my table and it broke off. 
Anyway, I included every head and body I designed. Choose wisely.
A last tip, before taking off the tail supports, you need to strengthen the point where everything connects to the body. Every bump has the high chance of the feathers breaking off. The paper and glue mixture I always use did the trick for me.