So much detail, so much cute, plus cool slicer tricks: Grogu in 3D

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In this episode of Advanced Geekery, I walk you through the process of creating a full-color, multi-filament 3D print of Baby Yoda. Yes, I know his name is Grogu, but we’re going with both. From testing supports to custom painting in the slicer, this project took some serious planning, filament finesse, and a good bit of patience.

I’ll show you how I selected and applied the colors, how I dealt with some tricky auto-generated supports (like the ones trying to ruin his eyelids), and why I built my own custom support layout instead. You’ll also see how I tested support distance, filament behavior, and sliced everything with my Mac Studio, which got a serious workout in the process.

Sunlu provided the filaments for this project, and the results speak for themselves. If you’re into 3D printing, character modeling, or just want to see Baby Yoda looking amazing, this is one to watch.

Download the Grogu model here:


Download the Ultimate Support Test model here:


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Here are the products I used:

* Anycubic Kobra 3:
* Sunlu Cherry Wood PLA filament:
* Sunlu Maple Wood PLA filament:
* Sunlu Matte Green PLA filament:
* Deburring tool:

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