Alice Stl (unida)

A winged fairy caught in a lazy, sun-warmed recline. This figure stretches back across a wide, scalloped lily-pad base, one arm flung out toward the sky while a pair of ridged butterfly wings fan open behind her shoulders. The sculpt reads as soft and dreamlike: rounded limbs, a gently tilted head, and long flowing hair that pools around the petal-edged platform she rests on. It is built for a moment of stillness rather than action, the kind of sprite you imagine dozing at the bottom of a garden. Because the file ships as a single merged mesh (the *unida* in the name), you get the whole scene, figure and base fused, ready to drop straight onto the plate. It suits fairy-garden dioramas, cake toppers, shelf vignettes and fantasy collections, and paints up beautifully with translucent washes over the wings. Print notes • Resin (SLA/DLP) holds the fine wing veining and facial detail far better than FDM at this scale. • Orient tilted with the base low and the wings angled up; add light supports under the outstretched arm and the wing tips. • Scale to roughly 60-90 mm tall for a display piece, or shrink it for a 32 mm tabletop insert. • A clear or pearl resin under the wings gives a lovely stained-glass glow once cured.