Staking Totems

Design ConceptThese totems are designed to be stackable, featuring unique facial expressions. They are based in and old Kinder(a chocolate egg' with a surprise) collection of totemsUsage*As Toys** simply print a bunch in difernet colors and stack them one over other, are goofd to left in your desk and simply use it like a fidget.**put them over a light like your phone flash and see a cool ilumination effect cause for the**Note: the White ones with a sligth green tint in the images were printed with filament that glow in the dark.*As Tools** Making maintance to my 3d printer i find them pretty useful to use them to temporrary store small the bolts , by groups*As an testing prints for makers.* are a good small print to test new filaments, and see hown they reflect light, practice change of filament in some printers, or simply use the last bits of filaments forPrinting AdviceMake sure to adjust your printer settings for finer details, especially for the facial features, using a smaller nozzle if possible. Consider using multiple colors of filament for greater visual impact.Assembly InstructionsI recoment printing them upside down with the hole facing up, addig a small raft.I made these to test stubs and holesI recomend using pla.NOTE: if you made them with a 0.2 cm nozzle or arount that suze it recoment to sand "creepy" and the "twins" noses are a little to sharp.