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| Vendor: | BlueAzureArt |
| Published: | Nov 21, 2020 |
| Download Size: | 121.5 MB |
| Polygons: | 1,347,212 |
| Vertices: | 673,603 |
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Tonberry from FF7 Remake 3D Print Model
THIS IS NOT A PHYSICAL PRODUCT. You will get a download link upon purchase.
This model has been designed for 3D printing. You will need to glue the parts together unless you print the entire full model. It's currently scaled for medium/standard printer sizes like Makerbot Replicator. The figure comes in various options; full, split in parts & half-body. Notice that the knife only part has been simplified for separate printing (it's slightly different shape in the merged version). For optimal printing quality I would use the half-body parts and cover the seam with clay.
File format: STL
Level of detail: High
DISCLAIMER: My prints are virtually tested in Cura with 0.10 mm layer height. Always have thicker walls than the standard setting to have some room for sanding & avoid fragile surfaces. Other slicers and settings have not been tested. There are a hundred different parameters that effect the outcome of a 3D print. This is the nature of 3D printing and I offer no support for the actual printing process. It's a difficult art to master, I've been printing for many years and it's still difficult to get good prints. Having to adjust angles of the model & sanding the print itself is a normal part of the process while making a statue like this.
This model has been designed for 3D printing. You will need to glue the parts together unless you print the entire full model. It's currently scaled for medium/standard printer sizes like Makerbot Replicator. The figure comes in various options; full, split in parts & half-body. Notice that the knife only part has been simplified for separate printing (it's slightly different shape in the merged version). For optimal printing quality I would use the half-body parts and cover the seam with clay.
File format: STL
Level of detail: High
DISCLAIMER: My prints are virtually tested in Cura with 0.10 mm layer height. Always have thicker walls than the standard setting to have some room for sanding & avoid fragile surfaces. Other slicers and settings have not been tested. There are a hundred different parameters that effect the outcome of a 3D print. This is the nature of 3D printing and I offer no support for the actual printing process. It's a difficult art to master, I've been printing for many years and it's still difficult to get good prints. Having to adjust angles of the model & sanding the print itself is a normal part of the process while making a statue like this.
