Pumpkin Scarecrow - No AMS

PUMPKIN SCARECROW - a 20-piece press-fit figure. No AMS, no glue, no paint. A creepy scarecrow with a carved pumpkin head, a body and long arms of twisted branches, green rags, a rope belt and a collar of dark blue feathers. About 15 cm tall, standing on its own feet. It comes off 5 plates as 20 separate pieces and goes together in your hands. Every plate is a single colour, so any 0.4 mm printer with one spool at a time will do: there is no AMS anywhere in this model, and nothing has to be painted. The black eyes, nose and mouth are printed plugs that press into the carved face. · Push both legs up into the rags (the figure's left leg first).  · Push the boots up onto the legs, then the toe pieces into the boots.  · Drop the rope belt onto the rags, then push the sack down on top: it locks the rope.  · Push each hand onto its arm at the rope of the wrist (each one only fits its own arm, one way round).  · Lower the body of branches, with the arms and the hands already on, onto the sack.  · Fit the feather collar, then the scarf.  · Press the black eyes, nose and mouth into the pumpkin, push the pumpkin onto the scarf, then the stem on top. The full assembly guide (EN + ES, one picture per step) is in Documentation > Assembly Guide. Clean the mouth seat of the pumpkin before fitting the mouth: a few tree-support branches print inside it. Check the neck hole of the scarf for support scraps too. · The hands print standing on the wrist: before fitting them, check that the hole in each wrist is clean (it prints with no support inside). Hold a hand by the palm, never by the fingers. · Push by hand, straight along the pin, in one go. If a pin is tight, warm it for a few seconds in your fingers and push again. Never lever the thin branches. · No glue is needed. If you want it permanent, one drop in the neck is enough. Printed one? Post a photo - and if you like it, a save helps more than anything else.