I’ve been wanting to create a soft‑texture, velvety‑finish fidget button—and the image of Pinku’s piggy nose instantly came to mind. It reminded me of the anime I used to watch as a kid, “Flying Girl Pig” (known in TVB as “Flying Girl Pig Story Ding”), where her snout doubles as a transformation device that can even be detached. It was a truly unconventional series, featuring a beautiful young heroine who reverses her transformation into a cute, pink‑hued pig‑girl—so adorable you just want to hug her! 🐷 And then there’s that yellow pig who looks strikingly like Pikachu… Ah, my lost childhood is creeping back to haunt me.

(Turns out this series is still available on Bilibili: Episode 1 of “Flying Girl Pig” – Anime Series – Full Episodes – Watch in HD Online – Bilibili)

The velvety texture feels absolutely fantastic—whether you place it on your desk for quick presses or hold it in your hand, it’s incredibly satisfying to squeeze and press. Each piece only takes about 30 minutes to print. I’ve created two versions: one with a plush, fuzzy surface and another with a smooth, polished finish. I highly recommend printing in shades of pink, gray, or black—but feel free to get creative and mix and match different color combinations. Why not try a “roast suckling pig” color scheme, a “braised pork” palette, or even a “curry pork” design? Yum—I’m already craving it! (๑´•ω • `๑) Whether you’re looking to like, save, download, print, or share your thoughts in the comments, I’d love to hear from you—thank you so much for your support!

Switch Recommendations:

1. Please note: the model does not include mechanical keyboard switches—you’ll need to purchase them separately. From personal testing, both tactile switches and silent switches deliver excellent sound quality (both linear and clicky switches work well too). I personally love them all—so go ahead and choose whichever switch type best suits your preferences. If you prefer a crisp, bright sound, go for a clicky switch like the Blue Switch; if you’re after a deeper, more mellow tone, consider Black or Red switches. Just head over to Taobao or Pinduoduo to snag some affordable options.

2. Be sure to use standard cross‑shaped switches—switches with dust‑resistant edges may be tricky to install or could lead to inconsistent key presses.

Installation Tips:

1. Be sure to trim off the four small, elongated tabs inside the cover.

2. Pay close attention to the installation direction: the cross‑shaped structure has one side that’s slightly longer, which corresponds to the long edge of the switch. We recommend first assembling the top cover with the switches without attaching the base—test the mechanism by pressing the keys to ensure they pop up smoothly, then secure the base once everything’s working perfectly.

3. If the fit isn’t quite right, feel free to carefully enlarge or fill any gaps—but if the issue persists despite your adjustments, we apologize for any inconvenience and suggest tweaking the print settings for better results.

Material Selection:

I tested printing with PLA; PETG hasn’t been evaluated yet. If you encounter issues like oversized or undersized holes, please adjust the hole compensation settings accordingly.

This is the 15th model I’ve created while learning 3D modeling using Fusion 360—and my modeling skills are still a work in progress. If you run into any problems during printing, I sincerely apologize and ask for your understanding. Thank you so much for your support—it means the world to me! 😊