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Articulated Happy Axolotl — modelo 3D

Articulated Happy Axolotl

por shellbunny en MakerWorld

NOTE: This is the V1. The Axolotl V2 version is out, you can find it by clicking here or by visiting my profile.

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  • Axolotl STL.stl STL · 12,6 MB
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NOTE: This is the V1. The Axolotl V2 version is out, you can find it by clicking here or by visiting my profile.

MODEL UPDATED 14/04/2026: V2 version released. Click here to find it.

MODEL UPDATED 2/02/2025: Stronger joints, re-modeled limbs and improved topology.

🦎 Description A cute, fully articulated axolotl designed for smooth movement, satisfying fidgeting, and reliable printing. This version has been superseded by an improved, 2026 version of my Axolotl you can find here

Multiple sizes and profiles are included so you can print anything from tiny desk buddies to larger, more display-worthy axolotls in both AMS and non-AMS versions. Whether you’re printing one… or suddenly have a whole pile, it’s a fun and approachable print for all skill levels. ⚠️ Important Notes & Printing Tips No supports needed This model is designed to print without supports. If your slicer (such as Bambu Studio) suggests adding them, you can safely ignore it. Supports will make cleanup harder and aren’t required.

Bed adhesion If you run into adhesion issues, try adding a brim. Otherwise, make sure your build plate is clean, and consider using glue stick or hairspray for extra grip.

Single colour painting In my sample images the single-colour prints shown have been hand painted using acrylic paints (both paint markers and brush paints). This is a great option if you want colour without the extra time of multi-colour printing or if you don’t have an AMS. The model is designed with creases and deep eyewells to help you paint accurately.

Scaling guidance The smallest provided size is designed for 100% scale. Going smaller than this increases the risk of joints breaking. Do so at your own risk

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