Thicc bee split version

First of all, a big shout out to the original author @Wandereule for creating such a great model.

Secondly, you need a 0.25 nozzle to print this version. I can not guarantee small and thin walled parts are gonna print right with other nozzles. You might consider scaling it up a bit, but it will probably mess up some clearances.

I used 0.25 nozzle, 0.1 mm layer height, brims and snug supports on every part and it took me about 8 hours to print everything. You might consider using variable layer height to save some time.

For some reason Arachne perimeter generator messes up conical shapes and thin walled structures. So use Classic option instead.

Left and right eyes are the exact same.

As for all other symmetrical parts I only provide you with right (bee's right, see the picture) counterparts. Use mirror along X axis to create left ones.

If you feel confused about the numbering of the parts see the picture.

I suggest you store left and right parts apart from each other so they won't mix. Maybe it would be a good idea to somehow mark your parts or print them in such an order that would allow to assemble them immediately.

If you happen to come across an id 13mm od 15mm keychain ring then feel free to use body_2_with_keychain - it has a dedicated hole for that exact ring.

There is a no teeth option.

You are gonna need a total of three keys/pins.

All parts are arranged by color.

Be prepared to use your x-acto knife if necessary.

Eyes, eye_ver1_inserts and tongue require glue for assembly. If anything else feels wobbly feel free to add some glue.

That would be all for now.

Edit_1:

I printed two more of these. Well… It took more glue to assemble than I anticipated. Somehow printing in different colors makes fitting go all over the place. Nothing a sharp knife and some glue can't fix, though. 

I might consider adding some adjustments to the mouth piece in the future. As for the wobbliness in the wings and antennae - I am open for suggestions. Right now the clearances are set to zero and  I am not sure that using negative clearances is the way to go.