The model stands 10 cm tall (excluding the base), roughly the same size as GSC’s collectible figures. The parts are designed with separate color zones, eliminating the need for painting—assembly is straightforward.

Character Prototype: Xing Tong_Official

Printing and Assembly Notes:

1. All components include built‑in tolerances; therefore,glue is required to securely assemble the parts.

2.The default print setting produces a face shell without eyes—these can be applied using water decals or hand‑painted. If you’d like to print custom eye details, simply download the dedicated eye configuration file. We recommend printing the eyeless face shell and applying water decals for optimal results; the configuration file includes eye models that can be printed directly, and both water decals and self‑adhesive stickers work well. Alternatively, you can purchase pre‑printed eye decals—they’re incredibly affordable.

3.Be sure to align the face shell tightly against the front hair piece when attaching it—any excessive gap could cause the bangs’ shadows to obscure the face.

4. The neck joint is prone to breakage if inserted and removed repeatedly; once fully inserted, press firmly all the way down and avoid pulling it out.

5. Some components are quite small—handle disassembly and assembly with care. The necklace is particularly delicate and may be difficult to print in one piece; you can choose not to assemble it. If you do wish to assemble it, be sure to slip the neck onto the figure first, before attaching the headshell—this way, you won’t forget!

6.The hair features numerous support structures—exercise extra caution when removing them,especially when printing with PLA. The rear hair pieces incorporate additional anchor points to significantly improve the success rate of printing the hair tips. When removing supports from PLA prints, avoid forcibly pulling them out; instead, carefully cut through all tree‑like supports and anchor points before gently dismantling the rest.PETG allows for slightly more aggressive removal without compromising print quality.

6. If you have any other questions, feel free to leave a comment in the discussion thread.