A multicolor split model inspired by a popular Yoshi-style popcorn holder. It’s designed to be very easy to assemble and its head and feet can articulate. The egg mechanism is still a work in progress and needs further testing and refinement, especially around the opening system. An alternative version with magnets has also been developed, allowing the egg to attach securely to the figure. This version can double as a small lamp or be used to hold items like pistachios or peanuts.

Keep in mind that 3D printers and filament are not inherently food-safe, regardless of what you might read online. Even materials like PETG can go through unknown manufacturing processes, brass nozzles are a big NO and printed parts can harbor bacteria. Avoid using this, or any 3D-printed object, for direct food contact without proper precautions such as sealing it with proper sealant. The warning is there, what you do with it is your choice.