If you are looking for a skunk toy, we print three of them, and three raccoons to go with them. The two smaller skunks are $7, or $8 with a keychain clasp. The Big Skunk, the Raccoon and the Chubby Raccoon are $12 each, and the Mini Raccoon is $7 or $8. Every one is an articulated flexi toy printed in one piece, so the tails curl and the legs move.
This guide is for parents, collectors and anyone who has a soft spot for the animals that raid the trash can at night. It covers what each design looks like, how they differ, what colors work, and what a few of them cost together. Pick the $7 Skunk or Mini Raccoon for a pocket or a backpack, and the $12 Big Skunk, Raccoon or Chubby Raccoon for a shelf or desk.
Our Skunk and Raccoon Toys at a Glance
Skunk, $7, or $8 as a keychain. Black with white stripes from the head down a long, fluffy, segmented tail, with a gray face and gray paws.
Skunk with Rose, $7, or $8 as a keychain. Black and white with red eyes and a red rose held in its mouth.
Big Skunk, $12. A larger, bolder sculpt with a white face blaze and white-tipped paws. One size, no options.
Raccoon, $12. A long, sprawling raccoon with a black mask, black hands and a ringed tail. One size.
Chubby Raccoon, $12. A round, plump raccoon with a chunky coat and a thick ringed tail. One size.
Mini Raccoon, $7, or $8 as a keychain. About 4 inches long, sized for a jacket pocket.
All six are in our woodland critters collection. Five of them were added on October 14, so this post spends most of its time on those. The Mini Raccoon has been in the shop longer and is covered in our woodland animals guide.
The Skunk Toy and the Skunk with Rose
These two share a price and a build. Each is a single print-in-place piece with a long segmented tail, and the body and tail curve segment by segment. Set one down and it stays in the pose you leave it in.
The Skunk
The plain Skunk has the classic look: black body, white stripes running from the top of the head to the tip of the tail, and a gray face with gray paws. The tail is the part people play with. It sways from side to side, curls over the back, or lies out flat behind it.
With Keychain set to Yes, we add a metal clasp so the skunk can hang from a backpack, a purse or a key ring. That is the version we suggest for kids who want to carry it around.
The Skunk with Rose
The Skunk with Rose has a white face, red eyes and a red rose in its mouth. It is the one we would pick as a small gift for someone else. A skunk holding a flower is a funny way to say sorry, and it also works for an anniversary or Valentine's Day without a trip to the flower shop.
The rose is shown in red, but a pink or yellow rose is an easy change. Type it in the Custom color box, for example "pink rose, rest as shown".
The Big Skunk: A Skunk Toy for the Shelf
The Big Skunk is a different design, not a larger print of the $7 Skunk. It is bolder and more detailed, made to sit on a desk or shelf.
The stripe is one wide white band that runs from the top of the head down the back, rather than thin stripes.
The face has a white blaze between the eyes, shiny dark eyes and small round ears.
The paws are tipped in white, which stands out against the black legs.
The tail is built from black and white segments with a fluffy look. It curls up over the back or lies flat, and the legs and body bend into a pose that holds.
It comes in one size for $12, with no keychain option. The product page does not list an inch measurement, so if size matters for a shelf or a gift box, send us a message and we will tell you.
Three Raccoon Toys and How They Differ
The three raccoons look like the same animal, but they are built for different jobs.
The Raccoon
The Raccoon is long and low, a sprawling little bandit in gray and black. It has the black mask across big shiny eyes, a gray and white face, round ears, a textured gray coat, black hands and feet, and a long tail ringed in gray and black. It stretches out flat, reaches forward with its hands or curls its tail, and holds the pose.
The Chubby Raccoon
The Chubby Raccoon is round from nose to tail. It has a plump gray body with a chunky sculpted coat, a white-rimmed black mask around big glossy eyes, black paws and a thick ringed tail. The body wiggles, the legs move and the tail curls. If the Raccoon is the one sneaking across the porch, this is the one that found the leftovers.
The Mini Raccoon
The Mini Raccoon is about 4 inches long and costs $7, or $8 with a keychain ring. It is the raccoon for a pocket, a lunch bag or a car fidget. We describe it in more detail in our woodland animals guide, alongside the Opossum.
The Raccoon and Chubby Raccoon are $12 each and come in one size, with no keychain option. Like the Big Skunk, their pages do not give an inch size.
Colors for a Skunk or Raccoon Toy
Each design is shown in its natural colors: black and white for the skunks, gray, black and white for the raccoons. If you want those, you do not need to type anything.
Every product page has a Custom color box above Add to cart. Use it to ask for something else. A few ideas that suit these animals:
Pastel skunk. Swap the black for lavender or pink and keep the white stripes. The Big Skunk's page suggests this one.
Rose color. Keep the Skunk with Rose black and white and change only the rose to pink or yellow.
Team or school colors. A raccoon in two school colors makes a good mascot for a backpack or a desk.
Brown raccoon. Some real raccoons look more brown than gray. Ask for brown in place of gray if that matches the ones in your yard.
If a color you ask for is out when your order is ready to print, we message you with the closest match before we start.
Skunk and Raccoon Toy Sets and What They Cost
These prices are from the product pages today. Shipping is free on orders of $35 or more by Economy, and $3.99 below that.
Pocket pair, $16. A Skunk keychain ($8) and a Mini Raccoon keychain ($8). One for each side of a backpack, or one each for two kids.
Gift for someone you owe an apology, $7. The Skunk with Rose on its own. Add a card and it is done.
Shelf pair, $24. The Big Skunk ($12) and the Raccoon ($12). The two larger sculpts sit well side by side.
Big three with free shipping, $36. The Big Skunk, the Raccoon and the Chubby Raccoon at $12 each. This set clears the $35 free shipping line on its own.
The whole group, $57. All three skunks and all three raccoons without keychains: $7 + $7 + $12 + $12 + $12 + $7. Add the $7 Opossum for $64 if you want the full set of night visitors.
Common Questions About Skunk and Raccoon Toys
Are these toys safe for young kids?
They are hard PLA plastic with moving joints, made for gentle play and display. The smaller skunks and the Mini Raccoon have thin tail segments, so they suit kids old enough not to put toys in their mouths. They are not chew toys for pets.
Can a skunk toy go in a hot car?
No. PLA starts to soften at about 140°F, which a closed car reaches easily in a Texas summer. A keychain skunk on a backpack is fine; one left on the dashboard is not.
Is the Big Skunk just a bigger Skunk?
No. It is its own sculpt with a single wide stripe, a white face blaze and white-tipped paws. The $7 Skunk has thinner stripes and a gray face.
How long does an order take?
We print each one after you order, check every joint, and ship within 1 to 2 business days. Transit time depends on the shipping method you choose.
Picking the Right Skunk Toy or Raccoon
For a pocket, a backpack or a party favor, choose the $7 Skunk or Mini Raccoon, with the keychain if it will travel. For a small gift to say sorry or I love you, choose the Skunk with Rose. For a desk or shelf, choose the $12 Big Skunk, Raccoon or Chubby Raccoon, and buy all three if you want free shipping.
If you are not sure, start with the animal the person likes and then pick the size. For a raccoon fan, the choice is mostly long and sprawling or round and chubby.
At Cosmic 3D Creations, every skunk and raccoon is printed to order in premium PLA in Como, Texas, and Stephen and Candie check every joint before it ships. Type any color you like into the Custom color box, or message us before you order to pick yours up at our Canton Trade Days booth, 4268/4269 in Pavilion 4000, December 3 to 6 (see our event dates).