Joker Funko Pop Style

Gotham's clown prince, shrunk into big-headed vinyl-toy form. The preview render here shows the smooth circular display disc the figure stands on, but the file set (a chibi "coringa" body plus its base) is a Funko-Pop-style take on the Joker — the classic oversized head, tiny body and blank collector-toy stare that turns a comic-book villain into a desk-friendly cutie. The base itself is a clean, low cylinder sized to seat the figure's feet and keep it upright on a shelf. Aimed squarely at comic and pop-culture collectors, it slots into a line-up of stylised heroes and villains, makes an easy painted gift, and prints quickly enough to knock out a whole rogues' gallery. Print notes • Print the base flat on the bed for a glass-smooth top; no supports needed for the disc. • Run the figure separately, upright, with light supports under the chin and any coat-tail overhangs. • Resin flatters the face and hair; FDM at 0.12mm is fine under paint. • Prime, then layer the trademark green hair, purple suit and pale face; a light gloss on the base sets the toy-shelf look.