All parts are printed separately in single colors.

The consumables used are: PLA white, PLA black, PLA yellow, PLA coffee brown, and PLA sky blue. Consumables of similar color and texture can be substituted.

The movable part is the head; since this figure has large sleeves on its hands, no additional articulation was designed for them.

If you’d like a more sinister design, the right hand could hold the “Sunflower Manual,” while the left hand secretly grips one blade of a pair of yin-yang dual-blade swords. With sufficient funding, you could even print both blades of the pair!

Installation diagrams are shown below; unless otherwise specified, assembly is done using glue:

1. Align the two hair sections—there’s a black rectangular pin for docking, made from black filament—but glue is still required to secure the joint. Press firmly by hand to minimize any gaps.

   

2. Insert the hair into the face, and simultaneously attach the eyes, eyebrows, and beard—all relatively small components. The direction of the gaze can help align the eyes precisely.

   

3. Attach the body. The body requires a separate rectangular pin, made from coffee-colored filament.

   

4. Continue assembling the body and shoes.

   

5. Attach the arms.

   

6. Insert the head. The head is also secured with a prototype pin, using skin-tone filament.

   

7. Install the book.

   

8. Install the weapon.