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Pocket Darth Vader Articulated - Keychain & Fidget
The Dark Side has never been this cute... or portable! Bring balance to your keys or your desk with this articulated mini Darth Vader.



- Creator (as listed at the source)
- Lynns
- Licence
- Standard Digital File LicenseStated at the source marketplace; SliSearch does not verify licences.
- File types
- STL
- Pricing
- FreeThe marketplace states no price. SliSearch shows it as free; check the source page before you download.
- Published
- Category
- Other Toys & Games
- Likes
- 35
- Downloads
- 20
Overview
The Dark Side has never been this cute... or portable!
Bring balance to your keys or your desk with this articulated mini Darth Vader. Designed to be both a fun fidget toy and a practical keychain, this model features a satisfyingly movable head and a cape with slight articulation for extra dynamic flair.
Whether you are defending the galactic empire from your office desk or just need a cool accessory for your backpack, this little Sith Lord is ready for duty.
Features:
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π Articulated Movement: The head swivels/bobbles and the cape has slight movement for a fun fidgeting experience.
π Multi-purpose: Perfect size for a keychain, zipper pull, or a small desk companion.
π¨οΈ Print-in-Place: No complicated assembly required. (Check print profile for details).
Recommended Print Profile & Settings:
Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS (PLA works perfectly for the dark matte finish).
Layer Height: 0.12mm - 0.16mm (Lower layer height captures the details of the helmet beautifully).
Infill: 15% - 20% (Gyroid recommended for durability if used as a keychain).
Wall Loops: 2-3 (For extra strength on the keychain loop and articulated joints).
Supports: Supports needed.
Brim: Recommended if you have bed adhesion issues with small footprints.
May the Force be with your printer!
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