Glad you have all your ducks in a row.
And because they're 3D printed you can make as many as you want, so you have many ducks to give
This is wonderful! My bf would love them so much.
They're really cheap to make on a 3D printer, I'm pretty sure you can find some 3D printing service near you!
Ah sorry, English is not my native language. I meant that he will love them. Getting the first one printed right now. Thanks!
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I've been printing these as valve stem covers to give to Jeeps that I like. Something different than the little rubber ducks.
Came here to ask. Is that why Jeeps all have ducks on their dash? Cool points given by other Jeepers?
Yeah someone started the duck thing during COVID to brighten someone else's day and it just took off. It's a stupid harmless thing, but it's fun to give people the little ducks
All in a row.
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