MANFAVORITE - SOFT SHARING SQUARES V33

Ten original flavour masters: one connected72 x72 x9.2mm square with HIS upper-left, HER lower-right and one shallow diagonal. Geometry is standardized across the collection; flavour material colours are art direction, not a validated formulation.

The 8mm plan corner radius,6.5mm broad curved shoulder,0.65mm rounded lower arris and quiet crown replace the earlier block-like wall/top junction. The single diagonal remains2.1mm wide and1.25mm deep; direct same-body lettering is0.65mm raised. No borrowed Cadbury logo, script, segmentation grid or packaging is included.

STL files use millimetres, flat back at Z0. Full GLBs are exact indexed saved-STL conversions in centered metres/Y-up. Small display GLBs are explicitly labelled analytic240-grid approximations; use the full STL for printing. Native4096 renders use the saved physical STL and real geometry lettering, not textures, image upscaling or painted words. Browser renders are ICC-profiled8-bit sRGB SDR, not HDR display.

These are POSITIVE PROTOTYPE MASTERS, not negative food-contact moulds. The rounded lower arris is a flexible-casting concept. Select printer and finishing process, orient flat-backed master, verify scale in slicer, and prototype one master before a batch. A competent mould supplier/chocolatier must validate cavity release, any rigid-tool undercut implications, material compatibility, shrinkage, shell/cap/filling clearance, lettering fill/release, tempering, break force, net weight, shelf life and all food-contact processes. No direct-food-contact approval or production certification is claimed.

Every ten STL payloads are byte-identical geometry under different flavour headers, matching the one house form; the single physical topology and exact saved-STL relief checks are inherited only after payload identity is verified. Each full and display GLB is independently parsed and topology-checked. Native beauty files are4096x4096; responsive WebP widths480/900/1600/2560/4096 are derived from the native master.