Minions Tinkertoys

That instantly recognisable one-goggle grin, rendered as a chunky desktop character you can print in an afternoon. The model is a stout, capsule-bodied little fellow — domed head with a few sprouted hairs on top, a single big round goggle strapped across the face, a lopsided open mouth, and the familiar dungaree band with a side button around the middle. It reads as a hollow pot or holder: drop a toothbrush, pens, cotton buds or craft tools inside and the character does the organising. A fun, low-stakes fan-flavoured print for a kid's bathroom shelf, a homework desk or a novelty gift. The forms are big and forgiving, so it's an easy win even on a cheap printer. How to print it: • No supports needed if you stand it upright — the whole body is a gentle dome, and the goggle detail prints crisply against the curve. • 0.2mm layers are plenty; the smooth head will show layer lines, so a light sand or a coat of primer sharpens it up nicely. • Print in a single colour and paint the goggle rim, eye and overalls, or do a quick filament swap at the mouth and belt lines for a no-paint finish. • 3 perimeters and 10–15% infill give a holder sturdy enough to knock about a bathroom. • Scale up for a bigger caddy or down for a keyring-sized charm.