Christmas Mechanical Ornament

#CHRISTMASXCULTS

Good morning folks! Hope we all had a good Christmas. I know this is a late entry now Christmas is past us, but I've only decided to join in the challenge two days ago. So yes. I spent Christmas thinking, designing, testing, and taking pictures of an ornament, and my family loved it! (both the ornament and me keeping quite the whole holiday...).
So what I came up with is a mechanical design for a toy/ornament for Christmas, but mind you, this is a year round toy you can use and design your own themed "toys" to put on it for every holiday you can think about.
You can also ignore the way I used the belts (*rubber bands) and change the order or cross them over to create different spinning in both direction and speeds, as all the pullies are of different sizes.

I hope printing this ornament brings you joy, you can color the pieces (as my daughter did to one of the snow man), and have loads of fun playing with it.
* Be gentle with the tabs when closing and opening the lid, they are thin and have a way of snapping...
* I've attached two different lids in this design, in case you wanted the mechanism to be visible, or enclosed, you don't have to print them both.

You can check out the project files on onShape on this link:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3b93d08c5b8d4fb45ea5cf83/w/a0ec5bc3f6a6eee7abeaa98b/e/ab234d554b5312d0f1596f0a?renderMode=0&uiState=65906cb772334c18f21742c2

Most of these do need supports, I will split the files into "Recommended supports" and "No need supports".
All of these were printed with PLA, 0.4 nozzle, 0.2 layer height:
No need supports:
- Handle Crank.stl
- Handle Pully.stl
- Mini Pully.stl (print x 4).
- Snow Man Pully 1.stl
- Snow Man.stl
- Star Base.stl
- Tree Base.stl

Recommended supports:
- Lower Case Open.stl
- Lower Case.stl
- Snow Man Pully 2.stl
- Star.stl
- Tree.stl
- Upper Case.stl