Tigger's Head for Large Lego Models

My understanding is Tigger has now officially joined the public domain, but I give my attribution to Disney and associated copyrights to them as required, anyway.  And I'm not making any money on this, so if they're reading, please don't sue me!  That also goes for Lego, although again, not making any money on this, and the concept is modeled after the idea of Lego, so hopefully that's good with them!

Anyway, my niece has been bugging me to make her a Tigger on the printer for a year now.  I wasn't really sure what to do, and thought a little ornament or something would be dumb.  I had just recently made the Lego toilet paper holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1996077 and the associated stormtrooper models as well, and I thought it would be awesome to do Tigger.  My niece and her family love Lego, and obviously Tigger was the whole point of this expedition.

He's made in 3D max with mesh bodies, and I then cut out and repasted sections to make different bodies for different colors.  I only did the orange and yellow since, well, I only have 2 extruders on my printer, and I thought it would be nice to have some freedom to paint the stripes and eyes in.  Of course, my amazing artist sister will be handling that portion for me when I send this to her, since I suck at painting… but nonetheless.  I could have done a third for the nose, but figured it would be just as easy to paint.  Heck, I can probably just dip it in the paint and not have to worry about having skill for that part.

I do have a body coming with a tail that is a remake of the original Lego toilet paper holder, so once it's done I will post it.

So yes, you do need to paint the eyes, the nose, and the stripes.  It would be easy to make the nose another body for those of you with more extruders than me :P but the stripes I thought would be a bit of a pain.

I used Inland PLA Orange and Polymaker Matte Pastel Banana for mine.  I will upload a picture of the final painted version when it's done.  As always, send me a message and I can send the fusion 360 file if you want it.

Note: I discovered after printing the body that his head is a little loose… I’m just going to epoxy it to the body anyway, so I doesn’t matter to me, but be aware.  Not sure if it would be better to shrink it or not…