MM TIE

A single, chunky necktie rendered as one solid glossy prop. Cast in a bright terracotta orange, this is a stylised neck-tie: a small angular knot at the top, a short pinched collar gap beneath it, then the blade widening and kicking out to a pointed tip. The surfaces are smoothed and lightly faceted, the polygon edges softened, so it reads as a cartoon or vinyl-toy accessory rather than real fabric — the kind of oversized signature tie a comic villain or mascot character might wear. Because the file is a self-contained solid, it drops straight onto a bust, an action-figure torso or a nameplate as a costume accent, or prints on its own as a quirky desk piece, fridge magnet or pin badge. Fans building a character display can fix it to a shirt front to finish off a recognisable look. Print notes: • Lay it flat on the wide back face so the whole front is support-free and the glossy blade lifts off the bed smooth. • FDM in orange PLA matches the render; a light satin varnish restores the sheen seen here. • The knot is the thickest cross-section — orient so layer lines run along the length for strength if you'll glue it to a figure. • Scale to taste; at small sizes drop to 0.08mm layers so the knot facets stay sharp.