Wobbly Gengar Halloween Fidget Toy – NO AMS

Bring a little spooky wobble to your desk with this mischievous Gengar Roly-Poly Toy! 👻🎃 Designed as a self-righting wobble toy, this grinning ghost tumbles, rocks, and spins for a hauntingly long time before rolling right back up again. This model combines real physics with playful interaction, creating a fun, hands-on experience for all ages while encouraging curiosity and exploration. The perfect desk companion for spooky season – knock it over as often as you dare, it will always come back for more! ⚙️ Technical Features & Design Physics-based Balance: The geometry and center of mass were meticulously optimized using advanced physics simulations. NO AMS Needed: A smart multipart design lets you print all parts separately, before assembling them in 6 simple steps. Smooth Facial Features: The eyes and teeth are printed at an angle to minimize visible layer lines. Zero Hardware Required: No metal bearings, screws, or added weights – this little ghost relies entirely on its 3D-printed structure and solid infill to self-right. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Assembly Guide The assembly process is straightforward and consists of 6 simple steps. For the best results, CA glue (superglue) is needed. Step 1: Clean the Prints Carefully remove all support material from the printed parts. Ensure all mating surfaces are clean and smooth for a flush fit. Step 2: Prepare the Base Apply a small amount of CA glue inside the hexagonal cutout of the bottom piece. Step 3: Install the Base Connector Insert the hexagonal connector into the base. Ensure it is fully seated, then apply a little more CA glue in a circular pattern around the base connector. Step 4: Assemble the Body Align the top half of the body with the base and slot them together. Make sure the seams match up properly at the back and hold firmly until the glue sets. Step 5: Insert the Teeth Press the white teeth into the mouth opening until they sit flush. This is a friction fit, so no glue is needed. Step 6: Add the Eyes Push the red eyes into their sockets, then insert the black pupils into the eyes. These are friction fits as well – no glue needed. Your Gengar is now ready to wobble! 🤝 Proudly sponsored by PCBWay If you enjoyed printing this model, check out PCBWay for all your rapid prototyping and custom manufacturing needs: https://www.pcbway.com/rapid-prototyping/ Boost MeTo help me make more models like this!MembershipIf you want to sell physical prints of my models, you can get a commercial membership here. By clicking on "Join", you will see the different tiers available!