D&d Uni

A pint-sized unicorn with all the charm and none of the fuss. This little fella is pure cartoon cuteness — a chubby foal-shaped body on stubby legs, oversized pointed ears, a single spiralled horn and a heavy fringe of mane flopping over a cheeky, half-lidded expression. The snout is soft and rounded, the tail a curled wisp, and the whole sculpt leans into that squashy chibi, blind-box vinyl look rather than realistic anatomy. Perfect as a desk companion, a shelf collectible, a party-favour print for a kids' unicorn party or a paintable gift for a fantasy fan. It also makes a friendly first character print for anyone learning to hand-paint minis. Printing tips • Resin is the sweet spot here — the smooth cheeks, eyelids and horn spiral resolve beautifully at 0.03–0.05mm. • Print at a slight tilt (around 30–40°) with the horn and ears clear of the raft; add light supports under the belly, chin and tail curl. • On FDM, a 0.12mm layer and tree supports under the muzzle and tail keep the overhangs clean; expect a little cleanup where the mane meets the neck. • Prime grey, then a warm base coat and a pink or pastel wash brings out the sleepy face and mane texture. Roughly palm-sized as-is, but it scales happily to a chunky 15cm shelf piece.