Retrieving Badminton Shuttlecock Stuck In Tree

When I saw the latest contest, I just couldn't resist. Organic supports create so pretty trees!

I just thought of my childhood days and the fun we had playing badminton; shuttlecocks stuck in a tree was a common occurrence.

I found this interesting 3D model of a human in SketchFab and posed it in Blender:
"Stylish human doll" (https://skfb.ly/6TBoE) by kagami.kun is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).

I added some leaves (sized down from leaves I created previously) so that branches sprouted more tree-like around the player. 

I then added the badminton racket and shuttlecock directly in PrusaSlicer using ‘Add part’.

It prints really fast since a large part of the model is the organic support.

I've attached gcodes for the Prusa Mini for Prusament PLA filament (with one modification - nozzle temperature set to 210) so Prusa Mini users can just print directly.

If you have a different printer and would like to create a similar design, just use the following PrusaSlicer settings for Support Material:
 

I would love to see all your makes - hopefully it brings back fond memories for you!
If you have a multi-material 3D printer, I would really love to see whether you would be successful in creating a multi-material print with the tree in one color and the player, racket, shuttlecock, and leaves in different colors.

I printed mine with Prusament Mystic Green PLA. Happy printing!

P.S. Remember to select “For support enforcers only”. Using “Paint-on supports” I already painted on supports to the bottom front tip of the player's shoes' outsole and his right hand and the stem of the leaves so if you load the 3mf file as a project file you should be good to go. If you load the 3mf file as a model, you'd probably have to paint on the support again.