Pegasus - Flexi Articulated Horse with Wings - print-in-place 3D print model

This is a flexible, articulated pegasus. It can stand on its hooves and move each leg separately. The wings rotate and fold into different positions. As you can see in my pictures, the model can hold a pose on its own and can even be balanced in a rearing position.

It prints in place, no supports or assembly required, and is PLA compatible.

In addition to the single-color version, I have also included the MMU painted multi color version that you can see in my pictures.

Print settings

This model does not require supports, but due to the small contact area of some parts with the build plate, a brim or a raft is highly recommended.

Also, the tightness of the joints is dependent on your printer's accuracy and settings - if they are too loose on your print, place a small blob of super glue (not so much that they glue shut, obviously) in the openings to slightly increase friction.

Printed fine for me with generic PLA at 0.2 and 0.3 layer heights. As with any print-in-place design: go slow, make sure you have good first layer adhesion (when in doubt: use a brim or a raft) and your printer is set up correctly for bridging.