Lightning McQueen Keychain (PIP WW 0,2/0,4 Vortek)

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A rather unusual request from the site, I'm more than happy to fulfill it with an equally interesting challenge. 

Yes, because I've been experimenting with new techniques for a while now, and I must say the new features brought by BambuStudio are a great help. 

I'm obviously talking about compatibility with pre-colored models from other programs, imported with compatibility for the filament colors present in AMS.

In this case, I ventured into "vertex painting," which I then transferred to the 3MF file.

The result may seem confusing from the photographs, but unfortunately, haste played a nasty trick on the model.

Let me explain: during the creation process, you often correct yourself several times and always strive for perfection in the final result. Unfortunately, the rush to publish the model led me to print an "outdated" version, which I then corrected digitally (just look at the 3D print preview to see this). 

Since it's a print that takes a few hours to complete, I wasn't inclined to repeat it, hoping for the trust this community has shown me for some time now.

Seeing is believing!

Finally, let's move on to the model! Yes, it's Lightning McQueen! Straight from Disney's Cars, the beloved racing car for both adults and children!

The details are unmistakable, and, as always, the wheels work perfectly!

On my A1 Mini, I tried to achieve the best results with four colors, then painted the eyes later, but...these problems can be solved if you have configurations with more than four colors :P

I hope you can make your own version (even with a 0.2 mm nozzle, if you're patient :D) and that you like it!

Post your results, comment, write constructive suggestions, and remember to leave a big boooost!

Ka-Chow!

Every model is PIP; the wheels are actually working.

I used AMS to achieve optimal multicolor results.

The model requires no assembly; you just need to carefully remove the tree supports already set in the print profile.

Better results can be achieved using the 0.2 mm printhead, at the expense of increased print times.

It's recommended NOT to change the print profile settings to avoid having problems with the final result.

I invite you to use tweezers and small pliers to remove the supports.

In more recent models, I've used smaller tolerances for the wheel alignment, to ensure a higher level of detail and fewer supports to remove in that area.

For this reason, it's necessary to "break in" the car once the supports have been removed (trying a couple of times) :D