Santa Jeep Duck - Christmas Rubber Duck Figurine, Multicolor AMS

Model Overview & Print Notes

Santa Jeep Duck is a multicolor Christmas rubber duck for FDM printers: a jolly duck in a red Santa hat with a fluffy white pompom and trim, a big white beard under a bright orange beak, and a red coat with white fur trim, a wide black belt and short rounded sleeves. It prints as a single piece on an AMS or MMU setup, and it is sized to ride on a Jeep dashboard, a desk or a Christmas shelf. I made this one because the Jeep duck tradition is all about leaving a small, silly gift where someone will find it, and Santa is the original gift-leaver, so the two belong together. The hat and coat are red, the trim and beard are white, the belt is black, the face and wings are a soft cream, and the beak is orange. The colours are already assigned inside the 3MF, so there is nothing to paint or glue. It stands about 8 cm tall and about 7 cm across. Printing it: stand it upright on the plate and do not tilt it. 0.16 mm layers give the nicest finish and 0.20 mm is fine for a first test. Use three walls and 10 to 15 percent gyroid infill. Check the slicer preview and add tree supports set to build plate only wherever it flags an overhang. The places to watch are under the beak and the beard, under the pompom and the brim of the hat, and under the wings where they tuck in behind the body. Matte PLA hides layer lines far better than glossy. A few honest notes. The mesh is dense, about 1.4 million triangles, so your slicer may take a moment to open it. The file carries ten colours, so a single four-slot AMS cannot cover them all at once. In the slicer you can remap the smaller colours to the nearest filament you own, or swap spools part-way through the print. It prints fine in a single colour if you do not own an AMS, you just lose the red coat against the white trim and the black belt. And the gallery pictures are AI-generated previews of the model, not photos of a finished print, which is why the listing is marked as AI-generated. Great as a Christmas gift, a stocking filler, a secret-Santa present, or a dashboard duck for anyone who collects them. **Want to design a duck like this in 5 minutes?** Visit our website: [Visit Kishmake](https://www.kishmake.com/affiliate) and create any duck you want. Here is a coupon for 2 free projects! Code: **Kishthangs**

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