Funko Don Ramon

A big-headed caricature bust of a much-loved sitcom character, built to print in two parts. The files — a separate head ("cabeça") and body ("corpo") for Madruga — mark this out as a Funko-style figure of Don Ramón, the perpetually broke tenant from the classic comedy El Chavo del Ocho. The render shows the sculpt's rounded, oversized head with its heavy tousled hair worked as soft rippling masses across the top, the stub of a nose and the trademark unshaven, jowly face beneath — all exaggerated into that chunky, wide-cheeked chibi proportion collectors love. Splitting the model into head and body makes for cleaner printing and lets you paint each element before assembly. It is a natural fanmade collectible for the shelf, a nostalgic gift for fans of the show, and a fun paint project given how much of the charm rides on the face. Print notes: • Resin (SLA) is strongly recommended to hold the hair texture and facial features at bust scale; FDM will blur the finer detail. • Print the head and body separately, each oriented for the least support on the face — angle the head back so supports land on the crown and underside. • Pin and glue the two parts at the neck; a short brass rod adds strength if you scale up. • Prime grey, then block in the skin, dark hair and clothing before a light wash to pop the caricature lines.