⚠️ Reminder: The model consists of 22 separate color-coded parts—both ears, the head and torso, the limbs, the mane on top of the head and chest, the large tail, two flame arcs on the left and right, the lava-rock base, as well as detailed components like the eyeballs, eye sockets, nose, and eye highlights. Among these, the 🔵 eyes, ⚪ highlights, and 🌑 nose are small parts measuring just 3–10 mm; please be sure to print them on separate plates and handle them gently to avoid losing them.

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🔥 Pokémon Charmander Q‑style Blind Box Figure, with a maximum overall span of about 14 cm. Its adorable, oversized head paired with a robust body perfectly captures both the cuteness and imposing presence of this “fire Pokémon”—a round orange body topped with fluffy cream‑white bangs, big ears standing tall with dark blue stripes inside, and round blue eyes accented by white highlights, giving it an alert yet spirited expression. A ring of creamy white fur adorns its neck and chest, while a long tail stretches across half its body. On either side, orange‑red flame arcs rise from the base, encircling the figure, all set atop a solid dark red lava‑rock platform strewn with jagged stones—Charmander seems to have just leapt out of molten lava, standing proudly at the heart of the flames.

🎨 The model is divided into color‑coded parts for printing, which can easily be completed one plate at a time using standard monochrome 3D printers, no AMS required 🚫. The iconic 🟠 orange body contrasts beautifully with the 🟡 cream‑white mane and tail, while the 🔵 sea‑blue eyes and 🌑 midnight‑blue ear interiors and nose add striking accents. Paired with the 🔴 deep red lava‑rock base, the color scheme is vibrant yet clean, making this piece ideal as a desktop display, a collectible addition to a blind box series, or a themed exhibit celebrating Pokémon.

📦 The file contains 22 color‑coded parts; we recommend printing each color on its own plate:

• 🟠 Orange: outer contours of both ears, head and torso, limbs, and the two flame arcs (6 pieces)
• 🟡 Cream yellow (sunlight yellow): fluffy top hair, chest mane, and the large tail (3 pieces)
• 🔴 Deep red: lava‑rock base plus three lava rock fragments (4 pieces)
• 🔵 Sea blue: irises of both eyes (2 pieces)
• 🌑 Midnight blue: inner stripes of both ears, eye socket outlines, and nose (5 pieces)
• ⚪ White: eye highlight points (2 pieces)

🔧 After printing, perform a dry fit of all joints first to confirm proper alignment before securing with a small amount of glue. Since the ears are thin, vertical, and delicate, we suggest attaching them last. The two flame arcs are relatively thin, so position their paths on the base first, then apply adhesive segment by segment. For the eye assembly (iris + eye socket + highlights), assemble everything on a flat surface before embedding it into the face.

🌟 Model Highlights:

• 📏 Finished size: approximately 14 cm (maximum span)
• 🧩 Multi‑color part design (around 6 colors)
• 🚫 No AMS required
• 🖨️ Compatible with standard monochrome printers
• 🔍 Pre‑set layer height of 0.16 mm
• 🌳 Pre‑set tree‑shaped automatic supports
• 🟦 Pre‑set automatic Brim
• ⚖️ Center of gravity balanced for stable standing and placement without additional stands
• 🔥 Flame arcs and lava‑rock base, perfect for the Q‑style Charmander blind box series (part of the Eevee family)
• 📋 Includes a complete assembly reference plate

💡 Creation Concept

💡 This time, we’ve crafted the fire‑type representative of the Q‑style Eevee lineup—Charmander. The charm of the Q‑style lies in its exaggerated “big head, small body” proportions: the head and ears are deliberately enlarged, while the body is rounded and compacted. At the same time, we’ve preserved the most distinctive features of Charmander—soft, creamy white fur around the neck and chest, and that eye‑catching tail longer than the body—ensuring it remains instantly recognizable despite its petite scale.

🎯 Color choices closely follow Charmander’s signature palette: 🟠 orange dominates the head, ears, torso, and limbs; 🟡 cream yellow accents the bangs, chest mane, and tail, creating a gentle, voluminous effect; 🔴 deep red anchors the lava‑rock base, firmly establishing the fiery theme; finally, 🌑 midnight blue ear interiors, eye sockets, and nose, along with 🔵 sea‑blue eyes and ⚪ white highlights, bring the facial details to life—balancing warm orange tones with cool undertones to prevent the composition from feeling overly intense.

🧩 The head, torso, limbs, ears, mane, tail, flame arcs, and base are all separated by color, reducing material waste from frequent color changes and simplifying post‑print fitting and adjustments. The two flame arcs, being the largest components, are designed as thin, curved structures to minimize support usage. Meanwhile, the base is crafted as a single, integrated lava‑rock plate with a flat underside, effectively counteracting the shifting center of gravity caused by the outward‑extending flames and the long tail, ensuring stable balance when placed on a table.

⚙️ Printing Configuration Notes

🖨️ We recommend using a 0.4 mm nozzle and PLA filament for printing.

• 🔧 Layer height: 0.16 mm
• 🧱 Wall thickness: 2–3 layers
• 🌀 Infill: 15% (spiral pattern)
• 🌳 Supports: tree‑shaped automatic supports
• 🟦 Brim: automatic, 5–8 mm wide (8 mm recommended for thin, high parts like ears and flame arcs)
• 📦 Printing plates: color‑separated plates (8 plates total: 6 color‑coded plates, 1 optional three‑color base plate, and 1 assembly preview plate)
• 🚫 Printing method: color‑separated plates, no AMS needed

📌 Plate 8, “Three‑Color Printing for the Base,” offers an integrated colored base version (lava rock plus flame). Users with AMS can print this plate directly to skip assembly; standard monochrome printers should instead print the deep red lava‑rock base from plate 7 and the orange flame parts from plate 4—one option or the other, but not both.

📐 Note: All parts in this 3MF file have been scaled down to 70% in Bambu Engineering, meaning the dimensions listed above represent 70% of the actual print size. If you need to enlarge the model back to its original design size—approximately 1.43 times larger, with a maximum span of about 21 cm—please uniformly scale up the model before slicing.

🛠️ Assembly Instructions

📋 1. After printing, verify all 22 parts against the assembly reference plate. 🧹 2. Clean away any residual supports, Brim, and minor burrs around the joints. 🔍 3. Perform a dry fit of all parts first—do not apply glue immediately. 🔧 4. Once you’ve confirmed the correct orientation and positioning of each component, apply a small amount of glue only at the connection points. 🔴 5. Begin assembling the lava‑rock base (main chassis block plus lava rock fragments) to establish the overall scene layout. 🔥 6. Next, attach the torso and limbs, aligning the two flame arcs along their intended curves and fixing them segment by segment. 🟡 7. Install the large tail, chest mane, and top hair in sequence, paying close attention to their orientation and how they fit together. 👀 8. Finally, mount the outer contours of both ears and the inner ear strips, then embed the eye assembly (iris + eye socket + highlights) and the nose. ⚖️ 9. Before placing the finished piece, ensure the base is flat and securely attached to the tabletop; the model’s center of gravity has already been balanced, so it will stand stably without additional stands or weights. ⏰ 10. Keep the piece steady until the glue has fully cured to prevent any shifting.