Geometry Dash Inspired Croc charms

I recommend using an outer brim, and slowing the initial layer print speed, using either a tower or other object to help with color change and calibration. The details on these prints matter so it really does help to do that. Slow print speed on the top layers too, just to give a better finished look. It can take roughly an hour or two to print each of these. It's worth it though! These are custom made in Tinkercad. My son and I used shapes (Geometry) and created representations of the many different icons and parts of his favorite game. We measured existing shoe or croc charms and had a lot of fun being creative in making our own charms. You have options to print these as one piece (using towers and the like for support) or we've given your the option to print the backs (jibbitz) and tops separately so you can E6000 or plastic weld these together. Whatever you want! In my testing, it gives way better quality when you print the separate but I did include the option to have them