Herman, the friendly alien tourist, and his UFO!

Herman is back, and he has his own vehicle, too!

Print, paint and build your own alien tourist and Help him explore the sights and sounds of earth!

Herman features ball jointed arms and a movable eyeball!

His ship features a turning steering wheel and ball joint connected exhaust pipes with 5mm compatible tips for any effect part you may want to add :)

Building instructions

Herman

1. Glue the heart piece into the back body part.
2. place the socket piece on the back body part (no glue needed as both body halves will eventually be glued together to keep it in place).
3. Place tentacle arms inside the sockets on the front body part. It is easier to push them in from the sides with the flat area of the ball joint facing downwards. I also recommend twisting them a few times, once they are inside, to wear them in well so it won't be too tight.
4. Place eyeball in the socket in the front part of the body. Make sure the pupil is facing forward.
5. Apply glue to the back of the body, not too close to the edges and areas that will touch moving parts. Connect the two body halves and press them firmly until they are held in place well. The heart in the middle of the body should help with alignment.

Done!

UFO

1. Apply glue to the rails of the interior piece and slide the bottom half of the ship onto the interior piece. Make sure the part is facing the right way.
2. Apply glue to the top flat area of the bottom piece you connected on the previous step and slide the top half of the ship onto the bottom half. Make sure is is properly oriented and that both parts are lined up well.
3. connect headlights, glue is recommended.
4. Glue the blinkers into their slots on the body.
5. Glue tail lights into their slots on the back of the body.
6. Slot the steering wheel into the dashboard.
7. Connect bumper pieces through their slots on the front and back of the body. No glue should be required here.
8. Slot the exhaust pipes into their sockets on the back of the ship.
9. Glue the windshield into it's slot on the dashboard.

Done!

Maximum layer height of 0.2 is recommended for printing the ship. 0.12 for Herman.
Infill can be 10-15%

Slicer may give floating objects error on the interior piece. Didn't actually cause any issues from my testings. May just need really light cleaning around some detail edges.