Dogbert

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<p>Dogbert, from the Dilbert comic strip by Scott Adams.</p> <p>He is a megalomaniac, dreaming to conquer the world and enslave all of humanity.</p> <p>No supports are required. If you have the right filament colors, no painting is needed.</p> <p>The completed model is 99mm tall after assembly. This model is in proportion to my Dilbert series.</p> <p>Enjoy!</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Rafts: Doesn't Matter<br/> Supports: No<br/> Resolution: .2mm<br/> Infill: 10%</p> <p>Notes:<br/> See notes below for helpful printing and assembly instructions</p> <hr/> <p>Building the model<br/> Colors (there are no multiple printed pieces)</p> <p>Black:<br/> glasses<br/> glasses_arm_left<br/> glasses_arm_right<br/> nose<br/> eyebrow_left<br/> eyebrow_right<br/> stand_12<br/> text_frame_12<br/> ..<br/> White:<br/> body<br/> arm_left<br/> arm_right<br/> ear_left<br/> ear_right<br/> eyes<br/> text_12 (see below for optional two color printing instructions with a single extruder)<br/> ..<br/> Gold:<br/> crown<br/> wand_crown<br/> ..<br/> Red:<br/> wand_cap<br/> ..<br/> Brown:<br/> wand_stick</p> <hr/> <p>Printing and assembly tips</p> <p>Printing Tips:<br/> 1-No supports are required.<br/> ..<br/> 2-I used a brim on a few pieces, use your discretion based on your own preference:<br/> -arm_left has a small base and has a steep part angle.<br/> -wand_stick has a small base and is tall<br/> ..<br/> 3-The eyes piece has an included 'brim' which is part of the design. Do not clean it off.<br/> ..<br/> 4-For printing the words with a white background and black lettering, see my full instructions included with the quotes from the Dilbert series</p> <p>..<br/> Assembly tips:<br/> -The diagram below will help in assembling the model and is quite straightforward.<br/> -The model is meant to be glued together.<br/> -Be sure to insert/glue the arms into the body before the ears.<br/> -I suggest gluing the wand_stick to arm_left before gluing the arm to the body. I happened to do this last and it was a bit tricky getting the completed wand to stay in the right position to dry.<br/> -For some people, small parts can be hard to put together and glue. Personally, I glued in the glasses_arms into the notches in the body in front of the ears with some tacky glue first. While the glasses_arms glue was still tacky, I placed the glasses (with the eyes already inserted and glued) into the notch on the body above the nose and glued them into the glasses_arms. It all turned out quite simple to glue into place.</p>