Kenshin Himura Battosai

cults3d

Configuration management is up to you. The STLs are in place to print correctly with impression material. At 100%, the model can be printed without problems with a 0.4 nozzle, even on thin parts. IMPORTANT: If you reduce the size of the model, check the filling of the locks of hair and katana, which are necessarily fine parts. If it does not fill completely, you will need to put in a nozzle smaller than 0.4. The bottom of the bamboo is printed "head down" (so that it is flat on the tray). Remember to flip them over to insert them into the base. I didn't make the foot cuts on the base to allow the base to be printed on a smaller scale than the character, if you wish. Therefore, it will be necessary to glue the character on the base (epoxy glue recommended). Google trad. Configuration management is up to you. The STLs are in place to print correctly with support. At 100%, the model prints smoothly with a 0.4 nozzle even on thin parts. IMPORTANT: If you reduce the size of the model, check the filling of the locks of hair, and the katana, which are necessarily fine parts. If it does not fill completely, you will need to put in a nozzle smaller than 0.4. The bottom of the bamboo is printed "head down" (so that it lies flat on the board). Remember to flip them over to insert them into the base. I didn't cut the feet at the base to allow the base to be printed on a smaller scale than the character if you wish. Therefore, the character will be glued to the base (recommended epoxy glue).