Mm Glasses

A pair of swept, cartoonish shades with a little wing kicking up at the browline — an accessory prop straight out of a game or cartoon. Rendered in glossy orange, the piece reads as stylised sunglasses: a rounded, oversized lens front with an exaggerated fin or wing flaring up and back from one corner, paired with a chunky temple arm modelled as a separate part. The forms are smooth, toy-like and heavily rounded rather than realistic — the look of a character's signature eyewear rather than functional glasses. Supplied as a couple of components so the frame and arm can be printed and joined. It's aimed at fan-art collectors and cosplayers who want to recreate a character's trademark glasses, either as a wearable prop or a display accessory to sit beside a matching figure. Print notes • Prints happily in FDM; the smooth curved shells look great with a glossy finish and take paint well after priming. • Orient the lens front flat-side down to keep the visible face support-free — the swept wing may still need a few light supports. • Scale it to fit a real face for a wearable, or shrink it for a display piece; check the bridge and arm thickness so the slim sections stay strong. • Sand and fill the layer lines across the big rounded surfaces, then prime and paint in the character's signature colours for a screen-accurate look.