Happy King Boo

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<p>Why is this King Boo so happy? (Note: he lacks the eyebrows of a typical King Boo). He’s happy because my daughter wanted this on a cake.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>This print was designed to be sliced with filament changes at 3 heights to give the 4 color effect (see 3mf file for example). It can be printed with fewer colors, but will definitely lose some definition in the detail.&nbsp;</p><p>Color order is: Black→White→Red→Yellow<br>&nbsp;</p><p>I printed the example with PETG for all four layers. I used 0.1mm layer resolution just to have the most control over layer color switching. Other layer heights would make a faster print, but may give different results. Depending on your colors, it may make sense to scale it in &nbsp;the Z axis direction to make the different color layers thicker.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>I printed this with a white that was somewhat translucent, so the black infill pattern is somewhat visible. If your white is more opaque, it should look even better. If not, printing with 100% infill or editing the model to have a thicker white layer should do the trick.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</p><p>The design also includes magnet holes on the back (2x6x20 mm). A good way to use leftover magnets from your IKEA Lack enclosure build!</p><p>Added .SVG and openscad files for easier adjustment. Change the magnet cutouts, make Boo angry, whatever you need!</p>