3D Printed Penguin

This penguin can hold stuff inside it's (black) hat. The hole has enough space to fit small things.

- Tinkercad

This website/app will be used for making the penguin's 3D design.

- 3D Printer

The only way to get your penguin to become an object is to 3D print the blueprint.

Drag a sphere into the grid. Make the dimensions 20.00 (Width) by 20.00 (Length) and by 42.00 (Height)

Now, place another sphere on to the grid. 27.00 (Height) 11.00 (Width) and 3.0 ( Length). Put this shape on the side of the body you made in the previous step.

Now, place another sphere on to the grid. Make the dimensions 27.00 (Height) by 11.00 (Width) and by 3.0 (Length). Put this shape on the side of the body you made,

For the head of the penguin place another sphere on to the grid and place it over the body, making sure that they are touching enough to be connected. The dimensions should be 15.00 (Height) by 16.00 (Length) by 16.00 (Width)

Add one half sphere shape to the grid. Put this under the body of the penguin. The dimensions are 7.00 (Length) by 17.00 (Width) and by 3.00 (Height).

Repeat the same thing you did with the last foot. The dimensions are 7.00 by 17.00 by 3.00 just like the other one. Once you have made this one, add it to the other side under the penguin body.

For the beak, add a triangle figure to the grid. Rotate the triangle and add it to the face of the penguin. The dimensions are 5.66 (Length) by 4.78 (Width) and by 5.00 (Height).

Now we can add the eyes. Add another sphere on to the grid and move it towards the face of the penguin, above the beak. Now, change the dimensions of this sphere to be 1.00 (Length) by 2.00 (Width) and by 2.00 (Height). Either repeat this exact same step or copy and paste the object. It's your choice!

This step is optionally. If you prefer to leave the penguin with no hat, that is fine! If so, the last step right now is to color the penguin and begin printing it! But, if you would prefer a hat on your 3D penguin, continue to follow these steps. Add another sphere on to the grid and move it up towards the very top of the head of the penguin. Then change the diamonds to 18.00 (Length) by 18.00 (Width) and by 1.00 (Height). The sphere should look very thin after changing the size.

Now, to finish up the base of your penguin, add a ring shape. Change the dimensions of this ring shape to 11.81 (Length) by 11.81 (Width) and by 6.00 (Height). Now your hat is complete!

Now the final step is to color, or not, either way is perfectly fine! The decision is completely up to you!! And you are done with this penguin.