My son asked me to make him a shark and I had been wanting to give taking a .stl file and make it a multi-color .stl file. I ran across the street shark and like how the original creator had made the model look but I did not want to paint. Attached are the .stl files to make the multicolor shark. I have also attached the project file for a Prusa MK3S with MMU2 for anyone who may have this setup. I have not tried printing yet but figured I would share with others since the number of multi-color files are limited.

Credit to ThinkBlender for making such a great looking 3D model. Don't know how you do this.

4/21/2020: Update - Added a bridge to support the arms while printing shark. I did not want the supports coming down to the base so the bridge was the option that I decided to go with. I have added a .3mf file for those who have Prusa printer. Also, I had to add a brim to the file due to the support bridge became unstuck from the print bed on my first attempt to print the entire shark.

4/25/2020: Update - I attempted printing the StreetShark 3 times upright and finally gave up on it. I decided to rotate the StreetShark to lay on his back and was finally able to get the print to complete. I rotated him to where he was mostly on his shark fin when I printed but I found that by rotating him down to be more on his back I would have been able to reduce the print time. All in all my son was happy with how the StreetShark turned out.