Pikachu Watch Stand for Pokemon Watch

Pikachu holds your watch while you're not wearing it. I designed this watch stand to hold a specific Pokemon watch, but it's possible for it to work with other watches. I included step and Fusion 360 (.f3d) design files to make it easy to remix. Pikachu was traced from an image that was shamelessly pilfered from a google image search. The tail was designed to hold the watch. Design was done in Fusion 360.

This was intended to be printed using a multi-material setup. I printed Pikachu and the base separately using a Creality CR-10 and Mosaic Palette 2 (4 colors). Pikachu was printed with the face against the build surface to minimize filament use on the transition tower. The base was printed with the top against the build surface to avoid using supports.

I sliced the models using PrusaSlicer 2.5.2 with P2PP using the .3mf files which contain all bodies that make up each object. I found the .3mf files worked best in PrusaSlicer since it automatically aligned all bodies and the correct names for each body were also brought in. Simplify3D 4.1.2 was not able to correctly separate the bodies of the .3mf files. I also included separate .stl files of all bodies which can be used with any slicer. Most popular slicers should be able to align the origins of the models to correctly assemble them for printing.

Pikachu mounts to the base using 2x M4 fasteners, a length between 8 mm and 20 mm will work.
 

Notes:

Pikachu and base were printed separately using Mosaic Palette 2 for multi-material printing. Pikachu was printed with the face against the build surface to minimize filament use on the transition tower. The base was printed with the top against the build surface to avoid using supports.