daann_ii shares:
This model prints in two parts. The head connects with a snap connector. This connector is not a circle but an oval. You need to make sure the face aligns with the front of the body, tilt the head to one side, insert the prong lip on one side, and pop it in. If you try to press the connector in when the face is crooked, it will not work and could break the connector on the neck.
download the files on: https://www.printables.com/model/1005581-pumpkin-head-jack-doll
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