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MushMo: Collectible Toy

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MushMo — a series of collectible toys created from the simple and recognizable image of a mushroom, designed to decorate interiors and boost spirits with their brightness.

The core concept of the project is the creation of decorative characters unified by a common form, yet differentiated by color schemes.

The collection features three mushroom figures with white stems and vibrant caps: one red with white polka dots, one green with yellow polka dots, and one blue with purple polka dots.

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The project is designed for different age groups.

The toy can serve as a standalone decorative piece, a collectible figure, or a small nightlight for a child’s room. The mushroom’s shape and color have been chosen to convey a friendly mood.

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Future development of the series.

Future plans include expanding the collection with interchangeable hats, allowing for customizable toy appearances.

Plans are in motion to develop various iterations inspired not only by the fly agaric but also by other types of mushrooms. The collector will be able to modify the details themselves and create their own unique toys. Furthermore, each mushroom cap will possess a distinct property; in the current version, it glows in the dark, but other caps could surprise with entirely different concepts.

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Toy Dimensions
X: 14.4 cm
Y: 14.4 cm
Z: 17.4 cm

The primary material for the toys is plastic. Initially, the toy was created in Blender and consists of two differently colored elements that connect to form one piece. After printing, a special paint is applied to the mushroom cap that glows in the dark.

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Construction: two main parts—a leg with a spiral joint and a cap with an inner opening.

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No glue or additional materials are needed to connect the two parts.

MushMo: Collectible Toy
Project created at 27.10.2026