Penniwiser Old

A carnival grin from a bygone big top — the ruffled collar alone tells you trouble's in town. This is a vintage-styled circus clown, and the standout feature is an enormous pleated Elizabethan ruff that fans out around the neck like an accordion. Below it the figure wears a puffed costume tapering to stubby legs and rounded pom-pom shoes. The preview render shows the model reclined, which exaggerates the collar and boots, but the character reads as an old-school harlequin with a mischievous edge — faded fairground rather than gore. The download arrives as three files: a separate head, a separate body, and a pre-combined full figure — so you can print it in one piece or split it for crisper detail and easier painting. It suits spooky-season shelves, a horror-fan's collection, or a themed diorama. Print notes • Use the split head and body if you want a sharp face: print the head nose-up so the ruff undersides support cleanly, then pin and glue to the torso. • Resin gives the tightest pleats and facial detail; on FDM, drop to a 0.12 mm layer height for the collar ridges. • Expect supports under the flared ruff and the outstretched shoes — a medium-density touching-tree setup lifts them without scarring. • A cream base coat with weathered, dusty accents sells the antique big-top look far better than bright primary colours.