DIY Pony Assembly Kit
25cm PLA 3D-Printed Unassembled Kit
$89.00
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Product Introduction
A large pony assembly kit designed for collectors who enjoy DIYing their own art dolls. The kit arrives as a set of finished, pre-painted parts ready for assembly.
What's Included
27 PLA-printed parts
Elastic cord and plastic-coated aluminum wire
Two round magnets (15 mm x 3 mm)
One large S-hook
Step-by-step assembly guide video
Glue is not included due to international shipping restrictions.
Material Notes
Benefits: Lightweight, more environmentally friendly, easy to assemble, and easy to replace individual parts when needed.
Please Note: Layer lines and support marks are natural features of PLA 3D printing (see Images 3 and 4 for examples). Where possible, these marks will be positioned on the underside or in less visible areas.
Price Includes
Standard international shipping and applicable taxes for supported destinations.
Specifications
Height: 25 cm from the bottom of the feet to the top of the hat
Material: Bambu Lab PLA, printed with a variable layer height of 0.04-0.12 mm
Weight: Approximately 500 g
Availability
In-stock: Ships within 3 business days.
Pre-order: Approx. 25-day lead time.
Pre-Shipment Preview
I'll email you a preview video of the finished item before shipping.
Assembly & Care
Assembly: This kit requires assembly. A step-by-step assembly guide video is included.
Glue: Due to international shipping restrictions, glue cannot be included. Please purchase a PLA-compatible super glue locally before assembly.
Care: Keep away from high temperatures, direct sunlight, alcohol, and harsh chemicals. Avoid dropping.
After-Sales
Print Notice: Visible layer lines and support marks under the mane and tail are normal for PLA prints. Where possible, these marks will be positioned on the underside or in less visible areas. Please purchase only if acceptable. (See Images 3 and 4 for examples.)
Unboxing: Please record a full unboxing video for your protection. This serves as essential proof in the event of any issues.




