Description
The Cute Articulated Bunny Pair leans hard into proportion. The heads are oversized, the faces are open and expressive, and the bodies are scaled down to match — the exaggeration is what gives the pair their character before you have posed them at all. Both rabbits arrive already articulated, printed in place, with nothing to assemble.
Proportion as the design choice
Realistic rabbit anatomy would make these read as models. The enlarged head and shortened limbs push them towards caricature instead, which is a harder thing to sculpt well because the joints still have to work. On this pair the articulation is hidden inside the silhouette rather than breaking it, so the figures look continuous even when posed at an angle.
Two figures, many arrangements
Independent joints on both bunnies mean the pair can be staged rather than simply placed. Ears back or upright, bodies leaning together, one turned away. On a monitor stand or a bookshelf edge, small changes in how the two relate to each other do most of the visual work.
A note on painting
The surfaces are smooth enough to take acrylics directly, and having two identical figures makes this a low-risk first painting project — there is a spare. Equally, plenty of these go straight onto a desk in the raw filament colour and stay there. If you do paint them, the enlarged faces give you a broad, flat area to work on, which is far more forgiving than the fine detail on a scale model.
Made in Quebec
Both bunnies come off our own machines in Quebec, printed to identical settings so the pair matches, and each is checked for joint movement before it is boxed. The original designer is not recorded for this model, so it appears under Unknown Artist; for commercial rights to a community design, approach the artist directly. Decorative collectibles for ages 14 and up — not built for rough handling, and best kept out of prolonged direct sunlight.
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