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<h3><strong>Material</strong></h3><p>I used <strong>Bambu Yellow PLA</strong> — it’s actually more of a warm tan / sandstone tone in real life.<br>Perfect for that carved-stone aesthetic and a really clean contrast to the Series I Marble PLA approach.<br>Prints beautifully and hides layer lines well.</p><p>Any stone, matte, or neutral PLA will work great.</p><h3><strong>Layer Height</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Adaptive Layer Height ON</strong><ul><li>0.08–0.24 mm range</li><li>Gives you crisp detail on the halo and codex, while saving time on the robe mass.</li></ul></li></ul><h3><strong>Supports</strong></h3><ul><li><p><strong>YES — Support Heavy Model</strong><br>This sculpt has:</p><ul><li>deeper robe folds</li><li>a more profound wing arch</li><li>tighter halo geometry</li></ul><p>Use <strong>Bambu default supports with slightly increased density</strong>.</p></li></ul><p><strong>WARNING:</strong><br>Take your time during removal — the halo ring and the inner wing curve are tighter than Series I.<br>I clipped my prototype wing during cleanup (impatience…), so slow and steady wins here.</p><p>Recommended:</p><ul><li>Support Density: <strong>12–15%</strong></li><li>Support Interface ON</li><li>Support Angle: <strong>45°</strong></li></ul><h3><strong>Infill</strong></h3><ul><li><strong>12–15% Gyroid</strong><br>Strong, stable, and keeps the model from feeling too heavy while still giving good support under the shoulders and codex.</li></ul><h3><strong>Walls &amp; Top Layers</strong></h3><ul><li>Walls: <strong>3</strong></li><li>Top Layers: <strong>4–5</strong></li><li>Bottom Layers: <strong>4</strong></li></ul><p>This prevents ghosting on the larger vertical surfaces and gives the base real stability.</p><h3><strong>Speeds</strong></h3><ul><li>Normal Bambu default speed is fine</li><li>Slow down Outer Walls to <strong>80–100 mm/s</strong> for a smoother “stone” finish</li></ul><h3><strong>Cooling</strong></h3><ul><li>100% fan after layer 6</li><li>No special settings needed — nothing too thin, just lots of geometry</li></ul><h3><strong>Bed Adhesion</strong></h3><ul><li>Textured plate preferred</li><li>No brim needed unless your filament has warping tendencies</li></ul><h3><strong>Notes</strong></h3><ul><li>This is the first angel of Series II, so expect a small step up in detail compared to the original seven.</li><li>Still fully FDM-safe — just treat the support removal as a patience exercise.</li><li><p>AS ALWAYS USE PPE AND FLUSH CUTTERS / RELEVANT MODELING TOOLS ON SUPPORT REMOVAL CAREFULLY.</p><p><br>ENJOY !</p></li></ul>

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<p>Series II begins.</p><p>Metatron arrives as the first of the Greater Heavenly Court — carved in that same calm stone-like aesthetic as the original Archangel series, but elevated, more geometric, more “cosmic order” than the earthly guardians before him.</p><p>This one is a little more ornate, and yes… a little more support heavy.<br>Printed in Bambu yellow PLA he looks incredible, but <strong>take your time</strong> on support removal. I accidentally clipped part of the wing prototype during cleanup — the geometry sits tight to the robe folds, so patience is key. The halo structure is also more delicate than Series I, so approach that area slowly with snips or heat-release.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>He stands slightly taller than the first wave, carrying the Celestial Codex against his chest — the symbol of Metatron as Divine Scribe and Voice of Creation.</p><p>Series II explores the higher court: more order, more symmetry, more mythic intention… while still staying fully FDM-friendly and print-safe.</p><p>If you’ve started the Council of Angels display stand…<br>This is who sits at the apex.</p><h2><strong>📌 Print Notes (important)</strong></h2><ul><li><strong>Material:</strong>  PLA or any stone-like filament</li><li><strong>Supports:</strong> Required (especially behind wings + halo zone)</li><li><strong>Caution:</strong><ul><li>Halo geometry is delicate → remove supports VERY slowly</li><li>Wings sit close to the robe → avoid aggressive pulling</li></ul></li><li><strong>Base:</strong> Standard 75mm footprint for Series II</li><li><strong>No extreme overhangs</strong> — everything remains &lt;45°</li><li><strong>Optimized for single-piece FDM</strong> prints</li></ul>

Metatron — Celestial Scribe  

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