Eevee 3D Printed Creature Ball | Custom Character Ball Collectible | Anime Fan Gift
Printed after you order · not available for delivery to the USA
Eevee's floppy ears and fluffy collar make it one of the most-requested prints in the set — the Eeveelution base that started the whole line, right alongside Espeon, Flareon, Glaceon, Jolteon and Leafeon. About 68mm across, same as the rest of the set, so it displays well next to the others.
Highlights
- 3D printed, lightweight and easy to display
- A fun desk toy, shelf piece, or gift for anime and collectible fans
- Part of my full creature ball collection — check out the other designs in my shop
Dimensions
Diameter: approx. 68mm (2.7in)
Batches vary a little — faint layer lines or a slight color shift here and there — that's just how 3D printing goes, not a flaw. Made for adults; small pieces may detach, and keep it away from open flame.
Quick facts
- Product: 3D printed creature ball collectible, fan art
- Character: Eevee
- Size: approx. 68 mm (2.7 in) diameter, fits in one hand
- Material: PLA plastic, hard and rigid (not plush, not soft)
- Made: 3D printed, sanded and hand finished in Slovakia
- Ships from: Slovakia, worldwide except the USA
FAQ
How big is the Eevee creature ball?
About 68 mm (2.7 in) across, roughly the size of a small apple.
What is it made of?
PLA plastic, 3D printed. It is a hard collectible, not a plush or soft toy.
Is it official merchandise?
No. It is fan art, not affiliated with or licensed by any game or media company.
How do I care for it?
Dust or wipe with a damp cloth. PLA softens above about 55 C, so keep it away from hot cars, radiators and strong direct sun.
Where is it made and how fast does it ship?
Printed and hand finished in Slovakia. Dispatch takes 3-14 working days depending on the number of orders in the queue, then about 3-7 working days to most EU countries. 3D prints are not shipped to the USA.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 14 days of delivery if unused. See our refund policy.
Fan art, not official merch — designed by N3D Melbourne, printed and hand-finished by me here at TestFly.