I’m sharing a few monsters for rapid-prototyping enthusiasts. Feel free to use and abuse these poor little guys any way that you see fit. The zip file contains a print-ready OBJ, and a native ZBrush ZTL file.
I wouldn’t call this “print-ready” as the eyes aren’t part of the solid model, meaning they have intersecting vertices; this can screw up slicing programs and generate odd gcode from time to time.
@ThantiK I’ve never had a problem with intersecting sub-objects in any of the dozens of prints that I’ve made. I agree with you though about the slicing. A slice or boolean process that cuts through the eyes and head at the same time would crap out in most programs. If it was required, I’d fuse the entire model into a single object first, and then perform the slice. So yes, this guy is “print-ready”, but he might not be “slice-ready” depending on where and what you want to cut.