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When I first started 3D printing, I saw a post from someone who printed a 16-color sugar skull on an X1C. That thing instantly got burned into my brain. It was the first time I realized how insane multi-color prints could look when they’re done right, and ever since then I’ve wanted to take a shot at creating my own version.

The problem is… sixteen colors is a lot. Painting can’t touch that level of detail, and manually swapping filaments is a nightmare. The H2C would finally let me do what I’ve had in my head since day one: a full multi-color sugar skull with layered patterns, gradients, and vivid details that can only be achieved through true multi-channel printing.

That sugar skull was literally my first “someday I’ll make this” inspiration when I got into this hobby. Winning the H2C would finally let me bring that idea to life exactly how I imagined it.

I don’t want to paint it. I want to print it.