Description

Assembly and Printing Notes:

1. All components are designed with generous tolerances; therefore,gluing is mandatory for secure assembly.

2. Parts such as the eyes, pupils, and nose are relatively small—exercise extra care when disassembling and assembling these components.

3.We recommend gluing the leg joints one section at a time,allowing each joint to fully set before proceeding to the next, to prevent instability caused by loose or poorly adhered joints that could lead to an unsteady stance.

4. If the model tends to wobble or lose balance, you can print a base to enhance stability—though this is not strictly necessary.

5.The model features numerous sharp protrusions; exercise caution during assembly.

6.Please do not modify the print settings—each small part has been optimized with specific parameters; altering these settings may result in failed prints or substandard results.

7. The cover image does not reflect the final outcome; it includes separate color‑coded parts for the leg joints and nose. While the other black joint components on the legs are relatively small, they have not been fully segmented—feel free to add your own custom colors if desired.

8. Aside from the sclera of the eyes, we recommend using warm white or off‑white for the other white components for a more natural, lifelike appearance; however, if these colors are unavailable, you can use plain white as I did.

9. The model stands approximately 19 cm tall; while it can be scaled up for printing, certain smaller components cannot be further reduced without compromising print quality.

The original model is Garamon, and the printed color scheme closely mirrors Garamon’s signature palette. The primary difference between Garamon and Pigumon lies in Pigumon’s chest, nose, and mouth—all rendered in vibrant red. Additionally, there are multiple variations of Pigumon; the particular facial design featured here was once used as Pigumon’s standard look, though today the more commonly seen Pigumon face boasts a flatter, more squared-off profile with a rounder, softer mouth. Both color schemes share the same basic form—but Pigumon’s color‑coded parts are slightly fewer in number.