Model Overview & Print Notes

Meet your new favorite desk companion! This adorable, sleeping Mew figure is specifically designed to rest perfectly on the top edge of your computer monitor or TV screen. With its paws gently hanging over the bezel and its iconic tail curled up on its back, it adds a cozy, relaxing vibe to any workspace or gaming setup.

Perfect for Pokémon fans, 3D printing enthusiasts, or anyone who just wants a little bit of magic on their desk.

Print Recommendations:

  • Layer Height: 0.12mm or 0.16mm is highly recommended to keep the curves smooth and minimize layer lines (especially on the tail and face).
  • Supports: Yes, tree/organic supports are recommended for the chin, hanging paws, and the curved tail.
  • Infill: 10-15% is plenty since the model doesn't need to hold any weight.
  • Material: Matte Pink PLA looks amazing for this and helps hide layer lines, giving it a soft, premium figure finish.

Tip: Depending on the thickness of your monitor, you might want to use a tiny piece of mounting putty (like Blu-Tack) or double-sided tape under its belly to keep it perfectly secure!

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base model - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
base model - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
⏱ 0h 40m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 9g
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Better Supports - Variable Speed
Better Supports - Variable Speed
⏱ 0h 58m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 9g
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Very Small, Back_Seam_Position_Reduced_Support
Very Small, Back_Seam_Position_Reduced_Support
⏱ 0h 15m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 2g
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