Fully Articulated Titan Man V2 Action Figurine - Free 3D Print Model

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0.16 Full assembly single color

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2.9 h

1 plate

4.8(384)

0.16mm AMS 4 colors V2

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12.5 h

1 plate

4.7(236)

125% big brother

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4.3 h

1 plate

4.8(67)

300% size, 0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill gyroid

13.5 h

3 plates

3.6(17)

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Completely overhauled Fully articulated body Titan Man figurine V2

Are you looking for personal bodyguard, someone who will take an eye on your surrounding while you are focused on game, or just to have someone cover your back in tough situations? You just found perfect candidate for that role!

PLA is best for AMS print, but PETg should suit better for best for long term joints stiffness.

As users noted - PLA silk is too brittle for this print - it has too fragile layer adhesion and does not suit this print!

Updated List of filaments that it should look the best with - It's categorized with groups of 4

photos:

PLA bronze

PLA maroon red

PLA cobalt blue

PLA charcoal

some interesting variations

PLA SILK+ silver

PLA SILK+ blue

PLA glow yellow

PLA basic black

Awesome interpretation inspired by @jeancarrero

PLA basic Cyan

PLA basic bright green

PLA basic silver

PLA glow green

Prepare your printer before printing!

Model contains small parts, make sure you have prepared your printer before printing.

most important - wash your build plate - use dish soap and warm water to carefully clean surface of build plate, use kitchen paper towels to dry build plate, make sure not to touch printing area with bare hand after cleaning.
make sure to use proper and tested filament print profile and don't change downloaded printing parameters. Good cooling is crucial to provide satisfying and perfect results, make sure to leave turned on plate leveling, it provides best first layer and it's crucial for adhesion of printed parts
if you want to be super prepared, use dynamic filament pressure advance calibration or calibrate your filament/use pre calibrated settings.

With that, it's impossible to have any printing failures. I have printed this model over 10 times after final release and multiple times during development, I have not encountered even once printing failure, prepared print profiles have even additional print failure preventions, it should print successful even with brims turned off, yet left them for best possible results.

Please, make sure you have prepared printer before printing and use good quality filaments. It's really not fault of print profiles if there is any part that comes off build plate.

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If you feel like snap on is too loose, you can stuff tissue between clamp and hole - it's intentional design as I don't want clamps to snap and you can adjust intensity post print precisely to your likings.

Legs can be tough to put together. Make sure to insert thigh with V shape towards foot part. Watch out for fingers!

Remember, that model has very small pieces, watch out for chocking hazard!

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