The Bunny Cometh
The Bunny Cometh
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The Bunny Cometh Easter has taken a very wrong turn.
The Bunny Cometh is a 4-color horror Easter Bunny designed as a Halloween display piece. He still has the basket, eggs, bow tie, floppy ear, and unmistakable Easter Bunny silhouette — but the black eyes, oversized fangs, skull base, and meat cleaver make it pretty clear this is not the bunny you leave carrots for.
The model was designed specifically with FDM printing in mind. Instead of relying on tiny details that disappear or break, the sculpt uses bold, chunky forms: large fur shapes, simplified teeth, solid-color eggs, a thick cleaver, and a sturdy base. The goal was to keep the creepy collectible look while making sure the design actually translates well into PLA.
The pictured print is approximately 150 mm tall and uses four colors: White / ivory Black Pink Purple
**Important Multicolor Printing Warning**
This is NOT a low-swap multicolor model.
Because all four colors appear across many different layer heights, a single-nozzle AMS/MMU printer will perform a large number of filament changes.
If printing this on a single-nozzle multicolor system, expect: Significant purge / poop Longer print time Many filament swaps More waste than a typical 4-color model
A multi-nozzle or multi-toolhead printer is strongly recommended for the most efficient print. It absolutely can be printed on a single-nozzle AMS system. The photos shown are proof, but go into the print knowing what you're signing up for.
No tiny Easter decorations. No fragile blood drips. No microscopic teeth. Just one deeply disturbed Easter Bunny.
The Bunny Cometh.
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