This model was designed in a low poly style to print without any supports.

You can hide something in it or gift some easter candy to someone. You can also use it as a decoration or store small items inside it.

If you like this model you might also be interested in our 151 low poly Pokémon collection https://3d-mon.com/3d-model/groupe/unisex3dprintmodel/pokemon/

We also made a round low poly pokeball: https://3d-mon.com/3d-model/groupe/unisex3dprintmodel/foldable-pokeball-box-decoration-low-poly-print-in-place/

ASSEMBLYWhen joining the top and bottom part to the middle part, be aware that each part belongs to one part specifically. The side with 4 knuckles on the hinge belongs to the top part of the easter egg pokeball and the bottom belongs to the 3knuckle part. Also, you should always connect the back pin first, so it’s easier for you to assemble. You have to bend the middle part to fit all the pins together but the thin material allows that quite easily.

PRINTER SETTINGS

There are two versions of the model, one of them has walls with 1mm of thickness and the other has 2mm. The one in the pictures was printed at a 0.2 mm layer height using Fillamentum PLA filament. Total print time is about 3 to 4 hours, depending on which wall thickness you choose. All parts should be printed as they are set in the files.

SCALEAt 100% scale, the pokeball is about 10cm tall. You can scale it up or down, however it was only tested at the normal scale. If you scale it down be aware that if you don’t have a thinner nozzle it might not print.

This model was created by Andreia from our 3Demon team. It is fan-made, we are not affiliated with the Pokémon company. We are a group of modelling and 3d printing enthusiasts, who work in a 3D makerspace located in Prague, Czech Republic. We make cosplay accessories, technical gadgets and much more. Have a look at our Facebook page or visit our website to find out more about us:https://www.facebook.com/3Demon.3Dprinthttps://3d-mon.com/