Movie-Accurate Yellow Rabbit / Spring Bonnie Wearable Hand (FNAF Movie)

Unleash the ultimate animatronic nightmare with this screen-accurate Yellow Rabbit (Spring Bonnie) wearable hand, modeled directly after its appearance in the Five Nights at Freddy's Movie!

Whether you are building a full-tier convention cosplay, a display prop, or a high-end collection piece, this model has been engineered from the ground up for maximum accuracy and flawless, hassle-free 3D printing.

Unlike other models that require heavy modification or brute-force printing, this project features a highly intelligent layout optimized into 4 distinct plates to save you time, filament, and frustration:

Standout Engineered Features:

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• PLATE 04: The Dedicated "Hand Fit Test" (Never Waste Filament Again!) Don't risk a multi-day print only to find out it doesn't fit your hand. I have engineered a specialized clearance test ring on Plate 04. Print this small, fast piece first to test the internal scaling against your own wrist/hand. Once you find your perfect scale percentage, simply apply that exact percentage to the other plates and print with 100% confidence!
• PLATE 03: Fully Separated "Metal Joints" & Bolts To give the hand a truly authentic, mechanical endoskeleton look, every single joint bolt and connector is modeled as a completely separate piece. This means zero messy masking tape or painful precision painting! You can easily print the main hand body in your primary color (e.g., yellow/gold) and print all the mechanical bolts in a metallic silver or gunmetal grey on a separate run. They slide together perfectly for a flawless, clean finish.
• PLATE 01 & 02: Optimized Ergonomics & Easy Supports The fingers and palm chassis are hollowed out cleanly to accommodate a human hand comfortably while preserving the massive, intimidating proportions of the movie animatronic. The parts are oriented to dramatically reduce the need for messy internal supports.

Scaling Tip: Print Plate 04 first. If it feels too tight or loose, scale it up or down in your slicer (e.g., 105% or 95%) and apply that same scaling factor to all other parts.