Since it's not over 'til it's over, here's something besides chips and cookies to keep your hands busy during the game! It's a quick print for the fan on your gift list, and it should help the right team win.

No supports or special considerations are necessary other than making sure the seams aren't ugly. The default .3mf puts the seams on the back edge which works pretty well for the way the model is oriented, modify to suit your preferences.

I prefer this in PLA. PETG is a bit more flexible, a bit slipperier and makes a rounder rattle noise when shaken (if the noise from shaking it is an issue).

The model is already painted in a light and dark theme, in the dark theme Bevo is assigned to filament 2 and the rest (white parts) assigned to filament 1. Repainting the model is a bit tricky because of the way the slicer deals with surface colors and thin layers of opaque filament are still a little see through. To change Bevo, instead of painting the surface, you will have much better results if you split the model into objects and change the filament for the Bevo silhouette object. Be very careful not to let them move, and reassemble the objects into 1 object when you're done.

This was inspired by https://www.printables.com/model/494644-hexagon-superfidget but it's an entirely new model of my design.