How do flexi animals move?
A flexi animal is an articulated toy printed in one piece. The joints form during the print, so it comes off the printer already moving, with nothing to snap together. That is what print-in-place means. Bodies curl, tails swing and legs bend. Kids play with them as toys, and adult collectors keep one on the desk as a fidget.
Which size should I pick?
Most of our articulated animals use one size ladder: Micro (1 in) at $1, Mini (1.5 in) at $1.75, Regular (2 in) at $2.75, Large (3 in) at $6 to $8 and X-Large (6 in) at $15. Most also come as a keychain for $7 to $9.
Some designs have their own sizes. The large sculpt Giraffe runs from Baby (3 in) at $6 to X-Large (8 in) at $24. The Stuffy Cow comes in Small (2 in), Regular (4 in) and Large (6 in), from $5 to $14.
Why are some animals listed twice?
A few animals exist in two lines. Our 2024 line comes in the six sizes above, like the six-size flexi shark. The 2025 line is a newer sculpt in one size, like the 2025 shark sculpt at $7, or $8 as a keychain. The capybara, otter, manatee, dog and mouse come both ways too.
Where do I start?
Type any color into the Custom color box. Every flexi toy is printed to order in Como, Texas, in premium PLA, and checked joint by joint. Small parts, not for children under 3.
