Count Cutie – The Little Vampire

Membership💼 Want to sell prints of my designs? Join the Zesty3DbyArt Commercial Seller Membership and gain commercial rights to sell physical prints of eligible models. Your membership also helps support future releases, testing, and new creations.A Tiny Terror Who Takes His Coffin Time Very Seriously Meet Count Cutie, an adorable little vampire who has apparently decided that eternal slumber is much better with a comfy red-lined coffin, a loyal gargoyle buddy, and a little candlelight. 🦇   This multi-part Halloween scene brings together everything I love about spooky season without making things tooscary. Count Cutie is stretched out in his coffin wearing his tiny tuxedo, bow tie, cape, and little vampire fangs, surrounded by a gothic stone setting complete with bats, candlelight, and his pint-sized gargoyle companion.   He may be a creature of the night... but it's pretty hard to be afraid of that face. 🦇 A Full Little Vampire Scene There are lots of fun details packed into this model. The open coffin is the centerpiece, with Count Cutie lounging inside on his bright red lining like he doesn't have a care in the underworld.   Around him you'll find the gothic stone base, decorative fence posts, three-candle candelabra, bats, and an adorable little gargoyle keeping watch while the Count gets some much-needed daytime sleep.   The separate pieces also make this a really fun project for mixing and matching filament colors. 🎨 No AMS Required! An AMS is NOT required to complete this model. The design has been split into separate components so the different colors can be printed individually and assembled afterward. There are a couple of places where an AMS can be useful if you have one—particularly for the black-and-white tuxedo/body details and the face/teeth.   No AMS? No problem at all. Those details can be printed in a single color and painted after printing. In fact, this could be a really fun model to customize with your own vampire color scheme.   Purple coffin lining? Go for it. Gold-trimmed tuxedo? Absolutely. Glow-in-the-dark fangs? Count Cutie probably approves. 😈 🧩 Assembly This is a multi-part model, so some assembly and glue are required.   I strongly recommend dry fitting everything before gluing. Check the orientation of your pieces, make sure everything is sitting exactly where you want it, and only then begin making the connections permanent.   A small amount of glue should be all that's needed for a secure finished display.   Take your time with the assembly. This isn't meant to be a race—half the fun of a model like this is watching all of the individual printed pieces slowly turn into the finished scene. ⚰️ Have Fun With It! Count Cutie was designed to be one of those prints that's just as much fun to build as it is to display. Choose your colors, print the pieces, dry fit everything, break out the glue, and watch your tiny vampire's resting place come to life. Once finished, he makes a great Halloween shelf piece, desk decoration, entryway display, or addition to a collection of cute spooky characters. And remember...   If you happen to hear tiny snoring coming from the coffin, just leave him alone.   He had a very long night. 🧛🦇⚰️   Happy Printing!