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A pint-sized martian invader, crest and ray-gun at the ready. This chibi figure is pure Saturday-morning cartoon: an oversized round Roman-style helmet topped with a tall brush-bristle crest, two big oval eyes peering out from the shadow of the brim, and a tiny stubby body underneath wrapped in a pleated tunic-skirt. Enormous rounded boots anchor it, one little hand planted on the hip while the other clutches a stubby toy ray-blaster. It stands on a smooth oval nameplate base. It is an instantly recognisable desk companion for animation fans - a shelf mascot, a collector's chibi, a nerdy gift. The kit ships as two files, one with the oval base and one without, so you can pose it solo or drop the bare figure straight into a diorama. Print notes: • Resin is the sweet spot here: the eyes, helmet seam and crest bristles are fine, and SLA holds them far better than a nozzle. • On FDM, orient it upright and add supports under the helmet brim, the crest and the outstretched blaster arm. • The base version gives a wide, stable footprint for painting and display; the no-base version is ready for gluing onto scenery. • Prime, then hand-paint in bold cartoon flats - a grey helmet, a red skirt and a green tunic bring it to life. A fun, fast character print that always earns a grin on a bookshelf or gaming desk.