Pika-boo! Wait, I think I wrapped the eye-holes a little too tight...

This is a model inspired by the Japanese Pokémon franchise, specifically featuring the iconic character Pikachu.

The figure depicts a Halloween-themed version of Pikachu, transformed into a mummy. This design is a creative fanart interpretation.

The model captures Pikachu in a seated pose. The entire body, including the head and limbs, is wrapped in raised bands resembling mummy bandages. These bandages create prominent horizontal lines and texture across the figure.

Key details include:

• Head: Wrapped in bandages, leaving only a pair of hollowed-out eye sockets visible. The shape of the face suggests the characteristic Pikachu features beneath the wrapping.
• Ears: The figure retains Pikachu's distinctive long, conical ears, which are also wrapped in the mummy bandaging.
• Tail: The recognizable lightning bolt-shaped tail is visible behind the body, adding an unmistakable element of the original Pokémon design. It also appears to have some sculpted lines or textures, possibly suggesting it is partially wrapped or stylized to match the mummy theme.
• Pose: The figure is seated with its arms and legs tucked close to its body, giving it a compact and endearing appearance.

   Guide

Each of my models is printed 2-3 times before releasing the profile. So if you have a problem with printing:

1. DRY THE FILAMENT

2.  CLEAN THE PLATE BEFORE PRINTING 

2. CHANGE THE NOZZLE TO A NEW ONE (if old or broken).

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