This cute figurine would make a lovely gift for a friend who works as a flight attendant.

You'll need to 3D print the model and paint it with acrylic paints.

A little information. I have a printer with a 0.6 mm nozzle diameter, so I was able to test two different options.

Option 1 is printing the model upside down, as this reduces the amount of support and reduces the risk of breaking thin parts like the shoes and suitcase wheels.

Option 1 allows you to print the model immediately, but some areas will require additional sanding.

Option 2 is printing a truncated model. This reduces support and eliminates print artifacts.

Perhaps a better option would be to use an SLA printer.

The approximate height of the model is 10 cm.

When using a smaller scale, consider the capabilities of your printer and the fact that you'll be able to paint the miniature model. When printing a larger scale, you'll likely need to increase the mesh density. Since the model is broken down into its component parts, this won't be difficult. Please also note that the model's coloring is provided as an example. You can paint it with other colors.

The model does not have texture or vertex coloring as it is designed for single-color 3D printing.