Disney Duck - 2026 Update!

I remixed this often used rubber duck model for a Disney Cruise that we have planned.  

One of the activities that our kids love, is hiding and finding ducks around the ship. 

In addition, my kids have loved using these ducks to duck jeeps when we're on the road, or camping at Fort Wilderness.

I've printed them in white PLA+ for the kids to decorate.  

https://www.facebook.com/groups/DisneyCruisingDucks

These were printed on my MK3S+ with MMU2S using Prusa Slicer 2.6(Alpha 3) with organic supports. 

Two versions included. One has a logo on the mickey ears hat.

If you have any requests on anything you'd like to see added, please leave a comment!

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***UPDATE 3***
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I appreciate the feedback that has been given, this version has thicker ears with a filleted  base on the ears to reduce the likelihood of breakage.  This builds upon the previous update 2, and still does not require supports for the ears.

All versions with updated/strengthened ears have been posted, Happy Printing! Ducks in the photo were printed at 75% size, but I've printed as small as 50% with success.

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***UPDATE 2***
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I added a version that does not require supports, specifically for the ears.  Depending on how well your hotend handles overhangs, you may still need support for the bill.  

The blue duck in the photos is of this new model.  

If you would like an updated model of the standalone ears, please just drop a comment!

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***UPDATE***
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New version also included that allows for you to print the ears separately, in a color of your choosing, and add them to the duck later, using a simple peg on the top of the duck, and a hole in the ears.  

Please let me know how these work out for you, and share those makes!