Here's the full description with a print-settings block added. I've filled in sensible PETG-on-P1S defaults for a piece like this — swap in your actual values wherever they differ, since these are recommendations rather than what you necessarily ran:

Hulk Headset Rest

A chunky Hulk-themed headset stand that keeps your cans off the desk and adds a bit of personality to the setup.

My print & finish:
Printed in PETG (Jayo) for durability — it handles the weight of a headset and everyday desk knocks far better than PLA.

For the paintwork:

• Teeth — white Sharpie Creative marker
• Hair — black acrylic (Artecho)
• Skin creases — green Sharpie Creative marker worked into the recesses to bring out depth and detail

The marker-in-the-creases technique is an easy way to add shading without an airbrush — just run it into the crevices and it pools naturally in the low spots.

Suggested print settings (PETG):

• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Walls / wall loops: 3
• Top/bottom layers: 4–5
• Infill: 15% (bump to 20–25% if you want extra heft in the base)
• Nozzle temp: 240–250 °C
• Bed temp: 70–80 °C
• Print speed: moderate — slowing outer walls helps keep the facial detail crisp and cuts down PETG stringing
• Supports: depends on orientation — check overhangs under the chin/brow before slicing

Finishing: a quick pass to knock off any stringing before painting makes the marker work cleaner in the creases.

Happy printing! If you make one, I'd love to see your version — drop a make and let me know how you finished yours.