Articulated Bunny

A rabbit rendered in the segmented, chain-jointed style that has become a fixture of desk toys and pocket fidgets. The body divides into a run of linked sections that flex against one another, tapering from a rounded head with long upright ears down through the back to a stub of a tail, so the whole thing ripples when you pick it up. It sits squarely in the print-in-place flexi tradition, arriving as one file with no glue involved, which makes it a common first project for anyone curious about articulated models and a reliable crowd-pleaser with children. Equally at home on a monitor stand, in a school bag or in a party bag. Run one off in a bright material for a child, or make a batch as small gifts around Easter, when a jointed rabbit tends to go down rather better than another chocolate egg.