Rusty the Flexi Raccoon – Magnetic Hand-Holding Fidget Toy
$24.99
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Rusty the Flexi Raccoon – Magnetic Hand-Holding Fidget Toy
$24.99
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Meet Rusty – Your New Desk Companion
Rusty the Flexi Raccoon is a mischievous, magnetic little collectible that's as fun to fidget with as he is adorable to display. His articulated body and magnetic hands make him the perfect partner for posing, hand-holding, and linking up with other flexi friends like Ruby or Peng.
🧩 Features
- Fully articulated flexi body and ringed tail
- Magnetic hands for linking with other flexi figures
- Detailed raccoon face with expressive ears and markings
- No supports required – clean, easy print
- Perfect desk toy, thoughtful gift, or display collectible
🧱 What's Included
- 2× Rusty the Raccoon Flexi Body
- 2× Embedded hand magnets
- Optional custom color combinations available on request
📐 Dimensions & Weight
- Assembled size: 4.6 × 3.6 × 2.6 in
- Weight (with hardware): ~68g / ~2.4 oz
🎨 Material
Shown in Polymaker PolyTerra PLA – Charcoal Grey + Cotton White. Custom color combinations available on request.
🛠️ Ideal For
Raccoon lovers, animal figurine collectors, fidget toy fans, and anyone looking for a unique, handcrafted gift.
Designed for fans
Collectibles & props
Display your passion
Custom projects
About this item
Each order is printed to order and prepared for shipment by our small business in the USA. Please allow several days for printing and preparation before your order ships. During holidays or periods of high demand, processing may take longer. Thank you for supporting a small business and giving us the time to make your order with care.
Shipping & Handling
Each order is carefully packed in a sturdy, high-quality box with protective padding. Orders ship via USPS using the service level selected at checkout. Our printed products are made from PLA, ABS, PETG, or other plastics, depending on the item. These materials can be fragile, so please unpack and handle your pieces with care.
