Split

A minifigure-scale mash-up built to be literally two-faced — swap the split halves and change who's holding the hammer. The kit arrives as mirrored A/B body shells and A/B head shells, so you can print one identity per side and fuse them down the centre line into a single "split" character. In this render the assembled body stands in classic minifigure posture — a tapered torso, smooth tubular arms and rounded clip hands — with one fist cocked and the other swinging a stubby mallet, all planted on a segmented flower-petal base that doubles as a little display stand. It's aimed at customisers, brick-figure fans, desk-mascot builders and anyone who likes a gift with a hidden twist. Because the seam runs straight down the middle, mixing two printed halves into one figure is genuinely easy. Print notes: • Small parts — print the hands and mallet head with fine layers so the grip and clamp stay crisp. • The split plane is your natural join: keep the flat centre face on the plate, then glue A to B. • Scale to match your preferred minifigure system before slicing. • The torso needs no supports if the petal base sits flat; add light supports under the mallet head and the raised arm. Resin gives the sharpest result, but it FDM-prints cleanly too at a slightly larger scale.