Paw Patrol – Pup Pad

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Toy Adventure Tablet – Sliding Version

This model is an original, toy-like sliding tablet designed for imaginative role play.

The tablet features an extendable body and a rotating selector wheel that can be used to choose different missions, characters, or symbols during play.

The design is optimized for relatively fast printing while maintaining a playful and detailed look. Custom paper labels can be used to personalize the tablet and are fully optional. The model is optimized for multi-color printing. Some parts are designed for two-color prints, making it suitable for AMS systems or manual color changes.

 

 

 

 

An assembly animation and an exploded view are included to make assembly easy and intuitive.

Only two buttons require glue. All other connections are designed as press-fits and can optionally be glued if desired.

Printing with the provided print profile should work reliably. During assembly, a small amount of force may be required to achieve a secure fit.

 

 

 

 

The included labels are AI-generated original graphics, provided as a PDF and intended purely for decoration and customization.
They should be printed at 100% scale (actual size). Laminating the labels is recommended to improve durability for long-term play.

 

This model is an original design intended for personal use and imaginative play.

 

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Further printing information

I printed the model using PETG, as I have a wider color selection available at home. However, the settings should also work well with all PLA types (Bambu Lab filaments are confirmed to work; with generic filaments, minor quality variations may occur). If you want to print one of my print profiles using PLA, I recommend using Bambu Handy. There, you can easily assign the desired PLA filament and enable “Use my filament profile”, as shown in the adjacent image. (Bambu Lab filaments are already predefined; generic filaments may need to be created beforehand.)

 

 

UPDATES:

 

2026-01-31:

I originally designed the print profile to use as few build plates as possible. To achieve this, one build plate was printed by object instead of by layer. However, this significantly limits the range of printers compatible with this print profile. For this reason, I have added an additional print profile to increase compatibility with a wider range of printers.