Original Source Material:
- Original Creator Blastoise Model: neb1236 on Thingiverse.
- Original Creator AMS Version Blastoise Eyes: Waikikiprod on Makerworld/Printables.
Some small notes:
- Please support the original designers, they did the awesome job of making this model.
- For licences/selling the print: please contact the original designers, not me. I did not create this awesome model.
- On16-02-2024 , I created a printable version in Bambu Studio which should work on the A1 Mini. It has the same printing settings as the X1C/P1P/P1S version, but all the parts are divived on more plates, since the build plate on a A1 Mini Printer is quite a bit small. Maximum printtime for every plate has been reduced to 4 hours maximum because of this.
- I am not able to test the A1 Mini version, simply because I do not own this printer and only have a X1C. Use the profile on your own risk.
Description:
A remix/share from the awesome Blastoise model. I have scaled alle the parts to 150%, as I think a Blastoise should be bigger!
This Blastoise is about 20 cm high and weights about 700 grams!
I also did the following:
- I used a 0.16 settings basefile I like and edited it.
- I sorted all the different parts on different plates for easier printing, based on color.
- The default eyes are replaced by the AMS version, which makes dual color printing possible.
- I adjusted the flowrate in my settings profile so the coloring of the model should be the same overal.
- I put ‘Ironing’ off in my settings profiles, since this would give coloring differences, most notable in the brown shell parts.
- I fixed some of the more noticable parts that where having Top Layer Spheres by using this guide.
If there are more suggestions for better settings, please upload them!
The color sorting in the 3fm-file is based on the following filament that I used for this print:
- Black: eSUN PLA+ Black.
- Beige: eSUN PLA+ Beige.
- Blue: eSUN PLA+ Light Blue.
- White: eSUN PLA+ Cold White.
- Brown: eSUN PLA+ Brown.
- Grey: eSUN PLA+ Grey.
Please note that eSUN is currently switching to Carton Spool Holders if you want to print from the AMS-System. I used the ‘old’ plastic filament spools which I currently still have.
A complete timelaps video from all the plates/parts can be found here: