Diadem/Băng đô modular (lắp module) đa dụng

One diadem for every occasion, that was the goal. 
This diadem (and accessories) has been tested by my wife and 2 children and has withstood every abuse so far. And if it did fail, I made a redesign to improve/make it child proof :)

What's in the package so far:

• Diadem itself
  • Has multiple ‘teeth’ to keep itself sturdy in the hair
  • Teeth double as clips for the modular parts.
     
• Small (v1) and larger (v2) cat ears (v1 can withstand abuse from 4-year-old)
  • Be creative and make a sad cat by placing the ears lower on the band
     
• Tiara
  • Only happy princesses to be seen wearing this.
     
• Succubus horns for Halloween
  • My wife was even more evil than usual! ** Looks around and starts running **

Print instructions

• Diadem
  • Best printed in PETG for elasticity
  • 0.20mm layer height
  • 3 perimeters (4 turns out a bit bigger and some accessories are real snug then)
  • no supports needed
    
     
• Small / large cat ears
  • PLA is best for smoothest finish
  • 0.20 mm layer height
  • 3 perimeters
  • printed face down
  • no supports needed
     
• Tiara
  • PLA is best for smoothest finish
  • 0.20 mm layer height
  • 3 perimeters
  • printed face down
  • no supports needed
     
• Succubus
  • PLA is best for smoothest finish
  • 0.20 mm layer height
  • 3 perimeters
  • printed face down but might be printable standing up as well. I haven't tried it standing up yet, but it might be cleaner with less support material.
  • supports are definitely needed

Make your own modules

In my trying, I found that you need a clip that holds 3 consecutive teeth to be able to place a module on it. If you use more teeth, the diadem itself is not flexible enough anymore to put it on easily. 

To help you make your own modules, I've added a couple of clips I used in my designs. You can just repeat it multiple times if you need more teeth.

Support

If you like this design, give it a like and post your makes! I'm really curious what you can come up with.
I might add extra modules in the future, depending on what requests I get from my children ;)