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An octopus with working joints

Articulated 3D printed animal

Printed in one piece with the joints already in it, so the octopus curls and the cat stretches and nothing was assembled. Pick a color gradient and eye style when you order. They're fidget toys that happen to look like sculptures, and they end up in the hand of whoever sits at that desk.

$19.99
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What it actually is

  • Printed jointed, no assembly
  • Pick color and eyes
  • Bends in the hand for hours
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Stock history

In stock on 1 of 1 day we have checked since Sep 10.

If it sells out, the closest thing still in stock is Build something, knock it over, repeat.

Details

BrandGeneric
ConditionNew
CategoryAnimal shaped gadgets and gifts

Listed on Amazon as: Articulated 3D Printed Animal Figures, Flexi Desk Sculptures, Fidget Fidgets…

Full Amazon listing name

Articulated 3D Printed Animal Figures, Flexi Desk Sculptures, Fidget Fidgets Home and Office Decor (Octopus, Blue-Black Blue Eyes)

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