Oakleaf Moth!

Hello, everyone!I'm excited to share my latest creation with you: a stunning moth that captures the essence of oak leaves in autumn! This unique moth features four upper and two lower wings on each side, designed to resemble beautiful oak leaves. The wings are visually striking and easy to attach to the main body. For your convenience, I've included numbered and directional tags to make the assembly process straightforward.To enhance the oak theme even further, I’ve used an oak fruit for the tail, giving it a distinctive and natural look. The body is adorned with a touch of sparkle from nail polish, along with oak-shaped antennas and a tiny cluster of oak leaves that adds a charming detail. Additionally, I've incorporated a magnet hole (12x3 mm), making it easy for you to decorate your home with this eye-catching piece.⚠⚠⚠ All designs of "FancyGlobe" are under copyright protection. You are not allowed to copy or redistribute files under any conditions or sell your 3D models of my designs without my authorized permission.💚💚If you are a seller of 3D printed objects and are looking for authorized permission to sell your awesome makes, click on the link below:https://patreon.com/FancyGlobe3D printing settings3D printing settingsNo support, brim, or raft.easy print and assemble.For the wings, whether using PLA or silky PLA, start the first layer with a thick 0.3 mm height and a lower speed. Afterward, you can adjust the layer height to lower values for better detail.I recommend using regular PLA or PLA+ for the body, as silky PLA may cause issues. Additionally, there is a 12x3 mm magnet hole beneath the body.To avoid confusion during wing assembly, each wing has easily removable numbered side tags. Please reach out if you need help or have suggestions.