2026-10-22 21:02:17
184
19
Sad Reaper – Cute Skeleton in Bunny Slippers
@Sculturissimo3D_5954191
Donate
Message
Follow
Recommended printing method
Add
Kobra 3 · 0.20 mm · 3 colors
Kobra 3
Kobra 2
、
Kobra S1
、
Kobra 4
、
Kobra X
、
Kobra 3 V2
、
Kobra 3 Max
、
Kobra 2 Max
、
Kobra 2 Pro
、
Kobra 2 Neo
、
Kobra 2 Plus
/ Plates:1
/ 8h46m
Kobra 3 · 0.20 mm · single color
Kobra 3
Kobra 2
、
Kobra S1
、
Kobra 4
、
Kobra X
、
Kobra 3 V2
、
Kobra 3 Max
、
Kobra 2 Max
、
Kobra 2 Pro
、
Kobra 2 Neo
、
Kobra 2 Plus
/ Plates:1
/ 8h46m
6
Share
Description
Meet the adorable Sad Reaper, a charming 3D printable skeleton figurine with a funny and cozy twist! Sitting on a little stool, this gloomy skeleton wears an oversized gray robe and cute pink bunny slippers, looking lost in thought. Its expressive pose and playful details make it a perfect decoration for your desk, shelf, or Halloween collection. A unique gift for skeleton lovers, fans of dark humor, and anyone who enjoys cute and spooky decor!
---
I test all my models with default Bambu Lab slicer settings: 0.2mm layer height, 10% infill, tree supports. No complex tweaks needed. If a model requires special settings, I include a prepared 3MF file (rare).
Tags
License
Standard Digital File License
This work is licensed under the Standard Digital File License.
You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
You are prohibited from sharing, sub-licensing, selling, renting, hosting, transferring, or distributing the digital file or 3D printed versions of this object, as well as any other derivative work in either digital or physical form (including remixes).You are not allowed to use the objects in any manner that involves charging money or collecting fees without permission.
