I need a Euro-style Mule Deer skull that can be printed on any consumer-grade FDM printer in three separate jobs: the skull on one build plate, and each antler on its own. Please keep the anatomy at a moderate level of detail—clear sutures, pedicles, and burrs, yet not so fine that small ridges vanish once sliced. There are three deer skulls in the photo. I want the model to be designed after the middle one. Scale the model so that its largest single dimension sits just inside the build plate limits; I’ll confirm my exact bed size with you before you lock the final scale. At the base of every antler include a keyed peg that mates with a matching keyed socket in the skull. The keying must allow only one correct orientation and hold firm with standard CA glue. Deliverables • Three watertight STL files (skull, left antler, right antler) already oriented for printing • Peg-and-socket tolerances pre-tested in your slicer (0.1–0.2 mm clearance) • A short note on your recommended layer height, infill, and support strategy When I drop each file into Cura, PrusaSlicer, or similar, it should be ready to slice without additional mesh repair.