Not just spooky, but even useful, he can even hold your dice for you:

►Click here to grab Oogie from the SEREV3d Current download links board (Accessible for paid members)

We provided a single and MultiColor 3mf version too of Oogie, the 100% scaled version is suitable to hold any dice, classic or DnD!
Recommended to use Automatic Tree(organic) supports, to support the arms and the hanging top of head part, in a similar way as it’s shown in the sliced version in the video.

You can use glow in the dark filament, or glow in the dark paint to make him look like the real Oogie Boogie from Nightmare Before Christmas!:)

Recommended print settings: (If you use Bambu or Orca slicer, all the print settings are automatically loaded in each version’s 3mf files)

-Layer height: 0.2mm , if you want finer details you can set it to 0.16 (Also you can turn on Adaptive Layer Height, if you want less visible layer lines on the top surfaces of your print

-Wall loops: 3

-Infill: 10%, Gyroid

-Supports: you can turn on Auto Tree support with a threshold angle of 30 degrees, TopZ Distance 0.28, BottomZ Distance 0.2 , it will automatically put some supports under the belly and the arms.

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Filament resources without the need of paint or post processing:

For the eyes and stiches: GEEETECH PLA 3D Printer Filament Silk Black

For the glowing body: DURAMIC 3D PLA Glow in The Dark Filament Green

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Resources for painting and post processing:

Filament: Polymaker Matte Black PLA

Filler Primer: Rust-Oleum Filler and Sandable Primer Spray 

Sandpaper: 3m Pro Grade Grit: 120, 3m Pro Grade Grit:220, 3M Wet or dry Sandpaper Grit: 600
 and/or Bates- Sandpaper, 18 Pack, 12 Grits, 120 to 3000

Primer: Rust-Oleum Painter’s Touch Spray Paint White

Paint: Fantastory Craft Acrylic Paint Set , and SpaceBeams Aurora Glow in the Dark Paint

Clear coat finish: Rust-Oleum Matte Clear Coat or if you want glossy look Rust-Oleum Clear Gloss

Post-processing steps:

  • Sanding: Start with coarse sandpaper (120 grit) to smooth layer lines, then use finer grits (220) and lastly (400-600) for a more polished surface.

  • Filler Primer: Apply a filler primer coat to cover imperfections. Let it dry completely.

  • Wet Sanding: Use 400-600 grit sandpaper for wet sanding the primer, repeating as needed for smoothness.

  • Final Primer Coat: Apply a thin layer of regular primer to create an even base for painting.

Painting & Sealing: Paint with your chosen color from the acrylic paint set, then apply a clear coat (matte or glossy) for protection and finish.

 (Allow each layer to dry fully before moving to the next for the best results.)

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