Vincent Valentine – Final Fantasy VII

The mysterious ex-Turk awakens from his slumber! This 3D model brings Vincent Valentine from the role-playing game milestone Final Fantasy VII directly to your print bed. The figure perfectly captures his dark look – from the distinctive, flowing red cape and the unmistakable metallic claw on his left arm to his raised weapon.

A great project for all fans of the Final Fantasy universe, made especially enjoyable to paint by the many small details on the belts and armor!

Printing recommendations:

• Layer Height: 0.12 mm or finer (e.g. 0.08 mm). A fine resolution is especially worthwhile for the delicate buckles, facial features, and pointed fingers of the claw. As with most detailed figures, a resin printer (SLA) delivers absolute top results here, but with the right settings, it will also be excellent on FDM printers.
• Infill: 10% - 15% (Gyroid or Lightning).
• Supports: Absolutely necessary. Tree supports are absolutely necessary here to securely support the wide cape, the outstretched arm with the weapon, and the claws of the left hand. Make sure to adjust the support density well on the claw so that nothing breaks off during removal.
• brim: A brim is recommended. Due to the heavy, flowing cape and the narrow stance of the figure, a leverage effect is created, which should be secured by good bed adhesion.

Have fun printing! Feel free to share pictures of your finished (and perhaps painted) works in the comments.

This is an unofficial, fan-made 3D model (fan art). All rights to the character, design, and associated franchise depicted belong solely to the original creators, rights holders, and publishers. This model was created out of pure fan passion and is intended exclusively for private, non-commercial use. Selling these 3D files or the resulting physical models is not permitted.

🧩 Quality & Feedback
• Please post a "Make" with a photo – this helps others and improves visibility.
• Feedback/Issues: Briefly state: Printer, material, layer height, temperature, photo of the problem area.

📄 License / Usage
• Private use according to the model license.
• Commercial use (sales/shop/production) only with an appropriate commercial license membership.

🛠️ Troubleshooting (Briefly)
• Stringing: Lower temperature slightly + check retraction/travel.
• Elephant's foot: Reduce first layer flow/temperature or use Elephant-Foot Compensation.
• Connector too tight: Check calibration/flow, do not scale; if necessary, lightly sand.

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