"Oh, what luck. You found a duck! Keep or hide, you decide. You found a cruising duck hidden by [name] from [city, state, country]. Hide in public places only — no pools, hot tubs or stores. Take a photo, and post it in the Facebook group 'Cruising Ducks - Original.'"

"What Are Cruising Ducks on Cruise Ships Are you headed out on a cruise ship? Cruising Ducks is a fun game of hiding little rubber ducks around the cruise ships for other passengers to find. Once you find a rubber duck you can take pictures of yourself with the duck on the ship. Then post them to social media using the tag #cruisingducks. You can choose to keep the duck or hide it on another cruise ship for others to find. The slogan is 'keep or hide, you decide'." - cruisingducks.com

This is a two-sided token I designed for a family member's recent cruise so they'd could add a unique contribution to the hunting and hiding fun. Put it on a keyring, a lanyard, hairband, your favorite pet, etc. Make them your favorite colors. Uses less than a meter-and-a-half of filament per token, so they're great for using up your near-empty spools.

CDuck_CD.stl - Token that carries the #CruisingDucks logo on both sides.
CDuck_CDBlank.stl - Token that carries the #CruisingDucks logo on just the rear side, with a blank plate on the front for your own modifications (0.6mm letter depth works well).
CDuck_DuckOnly.stl Token with no logo or logo-plate, just a duck.

If you're looking for easy-to-print paper tags for your CruisingDucks adventures, please also check out this fellow CruisingDucker at ezDuckTags.com

Creality

Ender 3

No

No

0.2mm

10-20%

For best results:

• avoid squishing on the first few layers (to keep the backside letters visible)
• maximize your adhesion, and slow down the first layer for the sake of the backside letters (I had great results with 10mm/s)
• enable ironing of the top layer
• no brims
• no supports
• randomize the seam

Bridging enhancements are not needed for the second layer of the backside. The layer successfully falls to the plate while printing (with FDM) which allows a nice layered effect that is reflected on the top side.