BULLZ RUNNER – Multipart - no ams

BULLZ RUNNER 

Urban Minotaur Art Toy

This figurine can be printed without AMS, allowing you to freely choose your own colors for greater customization. Each element fits together easily and can be assembled without glue, except for the logo and the eyes. However, if you print using a different type of filament, tolerances may vary, and gluing some parts may be necessary.

This urban art toy figurine blends contemporary streetwear culture with a bold designer toy aesthetic, creating a modern collectible designed for 3D printing enthusiasts and art toy collectors alike.

The character stands with a confident, relaxed attitude, wearing an oversized hoodie, baggy pants, and iconic sneakers — clear references to modern urban style and street culture. The stylized minotaur head, intentionally minimal yet expressive, gives the figure a strong and instantly recognizable identity.

With its clean surfaces, smooth volumes, and carefully balanced proportions, this model is designed as a premium decorative figure. It works perfectly as a display piece, a collectible object, or a standout urban sculpture for desks, shelves, and creative spaces.

Optimized for 3D printing, the model delivers an excellent visual result even without complex post-processing, making it suitable for both casual makers and experienced collectors.

Recommended Printing Settings

• Layer height: 0.12–0.20 mm (0.12 mm for fine details).
• Perimeters (walls): 2.
• Infill: 6–15% (can be increased for load-bearing parts).
• Supports: use the orientation provided in the Bambu Studio files.
• Build plate adhesion: skirt recommended if contact surfaces are small.
• Temperatures: keep the default profile values or calibrate according to your filament.

This figurine can be printed without AMS, allowing you to freely choose your own colors for greater customization. Each element fits together easily and can be assembled without glue, except for the logo and the eyes. However, if you print using a different type of filament, tolerances may vary, and gluing some parts may be necessary.