There are Easter bunnies. And then there’s this bunny.
Smooth lines, golden ribbons wrapping around the body as if drawn by an Italian designer after a very motivated espresso, and an overall vibe that clearly says: “I don’t bring eggs. I bring style.”
This model proves that a 3D printer can produce exactly two things:
- useful parts
- objects that make your living room look instantly more expensive
The design is made of elegant ribbons wrapping around the bunny’s body, creating a modern sculpture that looks like it came straight out of a contemporary art gallery.
Or from the secret lab of a very ambitious rabbit.
⚙ Print Specs
- Layer height: 0.16 mm (for surfaces so smooth they make the model look far more expensive than it is)
- Infill: 5% Gyroid (a complex internal structure no one will ever see, but that makes us feel extremely professional)
- Supports: very few (the bunny is designed to print without drama—almost as rare as finding filament exactly when you need it)
- Brim: not needed (this bunny is stable and composed, like a British butler)
- Print time: ~10 hours (the perfect amount of time to wonder if you should print five more)
- Material used: ~80 g of PLA (roughly the weight of a very minimalist rabbit)
- Plate: cold plate recommended (because even elegant bunnies prefer comfortable environments)
🎨 Recommended Painting Techniques
This model is perfect for acrylic markers, especially to create contrast between the decorative bands.
Suggested color scheme:
- satin black for the bunny’s body
- metallic gold for the ribbons
- optionally a glossy clear coat for the final touch
Practical tip:
Print the model in black PLA. Use a gold acrylic marker on the bands. Pretend you bought a designer sculpture. It works surprisingly well!
Place it on a shelf. Take two steps back. Look at it in silence. If you suddenly feel richer, more elegant, and slightly tempted to buy designer furniture… don’t worry: it’s just the bunny raising the property value of the room. 🐇✨
