Source of Inspiration

This is Red, the iconic character from “Angry Birds”:

Element     Design Origin     
Round, red body     The hallmark silhouette of the original Red bird     
Bold, bushy eyebrows     The quintessential feature of Red’s furious expression     
Short, stubby legs     The proportional design from the game’s original art     
Squinting/steely glare     A highly stylized depiction of “anger” in cartoon form     

Launched in 2009 by Finland’s Rovio, this globally iconic mobile game IP features Red as its most beloved and enduring character.

\Parameters     Recommended Settings     
Layer Height     0.2 mm or 0.16 mm     
Infill Density     15%     
Wall Thickness     3 layers     
Top and Bottom Thickness     4 layers     

Support Settings (Critical!)

Settings     Parameters     
Support Type     Tree Support     
Support Placement     Start from the build plate     
Support Angle     55°     
Z‑Axis Distance     0.2 mm     

⚠️ Foot Support Handling

Your requirement: Remove the feet and supports together.

Implementation Method:
- Place supports only beneath the feet, ensuring they do not connect to any other part of the model
- After printing, snap the entire build plate free
- Remove the feet and supports in one go, then carefully refine the foot surfaces

Slicing Tips:
- In Bambu Studio/Cura, create a support exclusion zone around the feet to force supports to grow directly from the build plate
- Alternatively, reduce the “Support Top Distance” for the foot area so that the bottom of the supports adheres to the build plate while the top connects seamlessly to the feet

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Skirt Edge Settings

Parameters     Recommended Values     
Skirt Loop Count     10–15 loops     
Reason: The bird’s body tapers to a rounded base with a minimal contact surface—adding a skirt edge is essential to prevent warping and lifting at the base.