The Untitled Goose Holder - Wine Bottle Holder

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HONK! (Read at least the recommendations at the end) Peace was never an option, but wine definitely is. This isn't just a simple bottle holder; it's a tribute to the most chaotic goose in gaming history. She has waddled into your kitchen and decided that your favorite bottle of red or white now belongs to her. Using the magic of physics (and pure stubbornness), she will hold your wine in a perfect, gravity-defying balance. How to get the look: For the full "Untitled" experience, the ideal way is to print the body in White PLA, the beak/feet in Orange PLA, and the eyes in Black PLA. Thanks to the parts-based design, you can achieve this even without an AMS! Alternatively, enjoy a relaxing post-print painting session... or you could even print it in Wood PLA for a more "hand-crafted" DIY vibe. Key Features:

- Mischievous Design: Guaranteed to start conversations (and maybe steal some picnics).

- Physics Magic: Perfectly balances a standard wine bottle.

- The Perfect Gift: For gamers, wine lovers, or anyone who appreciates a bit of healthy chaos.

Print Recommendations:

- Durability & Safety: Although the print is designed to hold a bottle without glue (tested), the constant stress on PLA over time could cause the model to slightly deform, especially in hot climates/environment.

- Pro Tip: To be safe, I strongly suggest joining the parts using a two-component epoxy glue. I personally used Pattex glue (rated for 130kg/cm²).

- WARNING: DO NOT rely solely on the friction fit for long-term use. I am not responsible for any "pranks" the goose might decide to perform!