Ghost Walk Gone Wrong

Last Halloween, I created my Ghost with a Dog on a Walk model.  https://makerworld.com/en/models/1914214-ghost-with-a-dog-on-a-walk#profileId-2053106   This year, I wanted to add a little more action and energy to the scene, and that's how this model was born. The dog has grown up and now has a lot more energy, while the poor ghost is just trying to hold on! I think it turned into a pretty funny and dynamic decoration, showing the exact moment when a normal dog walk gets completely out of control.    The ghost is designed to work with a small LED tealight, which gives it a warm glow and makes the scene look even better in the dark. I made the opening for the tealight a little bigger so it can fit different sizes. If your tealight is too small, simply wrap a little tape around it, as shown in the photo below.   The model is printed in separate parts and can be assembled without any glue. The dog requires an AMS if you want to print it in multiple colors. (On H2C it took about 3h30min). Of course, you can also print it in a single color, or paint only the parts you want in Bambu Studio to save some printing time.   For the leash, I recommend using a wooden stick. I used a simple wooden barbecue skewer. Anything rigid with a diameter of up to around 2.5 mm should work well. There is also a printable leash included in the print profile, but unfortunately standard PLA and PETG are a little too flexible for this purpose. From the filaments I tested, PLA CF works quite well because it is stiffer.   Have fun! :)