Wow, it's been such a journey giving my Santa-themed Furby this incredible makeover! You know how sometimes you just look at a toy and think, 'This needs a little extra *oomph*?' That's exactly how I felt about my "Piggy Misfits" model. And honestly, those little guys really do make their own decisions at 3 AM when it's silent, so I figured I might as well help him look the part! For this project, I really wanted to lean into something a bit mischievous, so I decided on these awesome 3D printed headset horns. I know the original post mentioned Santa, but trust me, these horns give him a whole new personality! If you're looking to upgrade your own Misfits models or any Furby for that matter, here's how I did it: First off, getting the right 3D print model was key. I designed these horns to be easily attachable. When you’re ready to print, remember to just print two and flip one of them in your slicer software to get a matching pair. This ensures you have a left and right horn that fit perfectly. Now for the technical bits, which I know can sometimes seem daunting, but it's totally doable! I used my A1 mini printer, and here are the settings that worked perfectly for these horns: Nozzle: 0.4mm (standard and reliable for good detail) Layer Height: 0.2mm (a good balance between print speed and detail for accessories) Supports: Organic supports are your best friend here! They’re easier to remove and leave fewer marks than traditional supports, especially on intricate shapes like horns. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later when cleanup is a breeze. Filament: I went with black eSun PLA+. PLA+ is fantastic for these kinds of projects because it's strong, easy to print with, and comes in vibrant colors. Plus, the black really made these horns pop against my Furby's fur! Once the horns were printed, the next step was attaching them. In the picture, I actually used zip ties for the picture, but after trying them out, I would definitely recommend velcro straps for a more secure and less permanent solution. Velcro lets you adjust them easily and swap them out if you decide on a different accessory later. It's all about personalizing your Furby and making it truly unique to your collection of Misfits models! Beyond just horns, think about what other accessories you could 3D print to customize your Furby. Maybe tiny glasses, a different kind of ear, or even a mini backpack? The possibilities are endless when you get into 3D printing for your Furby community projects. This whole process has been so rewarding, seeing my little "Santa" transform into something truly special. If you’re into customizing your toys, give 3D printing a try – it opens up a whole new world of fun and creativity!