Mr Doorstop blood pool riser

A silly solution for a silly problem - posting in case anyone makes the same mistake I did.

My daughter needed a doorstop for her room. I let her browse & choose and she picked Mr Doorstop. I printed him, all good, except I failed to note that her door swings fairly high from her floor and Mr Doorstop wasn't high enough to reliably stop it. Didn't want to waste him so figured I would just print an extra wedge to put underneath him to gain the extra height. My daughter suggested he should be in a pool of blood (cool kid :-) ). A bit of my newbie faffing around in Tinkercad and here we are.

This raises Mr Doorstop by about 8mm, or closer to a centimetre if you stick him on with blutack or double sided tape. Enough to solve my issue at least.

The cutout for his shape in the model is *exactly* the size of Mr Doorstop. I strongly suggest scaling up to maybe 105% or just under to give a bit of wiggle room when putting him in, unless you trust your tolerances & shrinkage completely