Chuck is based on a alien character depicted in the Kid Cosmic animated series. Chuck has been translated into 3D, capturing the most iconic and memorable characteristics presented in the show. Chuck stands over 120mm or just under 100mm,, depending on the chosen print parts. Be careful when scaling down, since the smaller and thinner aspects of the model will be more fragile or more difficult to print, depending on the printer and your chosen settings.

Chuck has been test printed on resin printers, but should print just fine on a well calibrated FDM. Chuck comes with several different component print options including head, torso, legs, and base. The torso comes in a neutral standing pose and in a pose with one hand positioned on the floor, relative to the hoverboard base, which is the alternative to the legs. The head can be attached by sliding it onto the neck at the top of the torsos.

When setting up supports and removing them, be sure to avoid or be wary of the small details, like the ring and antenna. Try to avoid snipping or breaking them, if in direct contact with a support. Be patient and take your time when removing supports. Warm/hot water helps to reduce / avoid surface damage when removing supports from resin prints. If printed properly, simply snap the head into place. If cured separate from the body, the head can be swapped or posed to some degree.