This is a fan-model of Loop from In Stars And Time.

I printed mine using Amolen White Glow-in-the-Dark PLA for the head and stars. If you plan on using glow-in-the-dark filament, I'd only recommend it if you have a multi-nozzle printer (X2D, H2D, H2C, U1, etc.) due to the number of filament changes potentially causing accelerated wear on the AMS unit on a single nozzle printer, as well as the expected levels of purge waste - about 90g of GITD filament waste and 23.82g of black filament waste on the starred body plate, and roughly half that on the un-starred body plate.

There are stars on the body, but they're quite small, and look more like print defects than anything else. I have included two plates - one with body stars, and one with just the chest star.

There are raised facial features (eyes and eyebrows), but they're quite difficult to see unless you color them.