I’m creating a small series of five flexi, fully-articulated cartoon characters for 3D printing and already have clear reference images for each one. What I need now is a skilled modeler who can turn those references into print-ready geometry that bends and twists straight off the build plate without extra assembly. Scope • Five individual characters, each built in a playful, cartoonish style. • Integrated poseable joints or flexi chains—nothing should be locked in a fixed stance. • Clean, watertight topology that respects standard FDM tolerances (0.4 mm nozzle) while still looking great on a resin machine. • Deliverables for every character: a tested .STL plus a .3MF with ideal slicer settings embedded (preferred in PrusaSlicer or OrcaSlicer). Acceptance I’ll load the files into my slicer, run a quick preview, and print a 50 % scale test. A model is approved once it articulates smoothly, shows no layer-line fusion at the joints, and stays within the silhouette shown in the reference. If you have existing flexi experience or sample links, feel free to share them—otherwise I’m happy to give detailed feedback after each milestone so the next figure gets even cleaner.