i3onkers

waltersworld3d

<a target="_blank" href="https://www.patreon.com/waltersworld" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.patreon.com/waltersworld</a>&nbsp;Be sure to check out our Patreon for all newly released models, monthly giveaways, and the opportunity to have models designed custom for you&nbsp;🔥 Unleash Chaos with Our 3D Printable Carnage Figure 💀&nbsp;Get ready for a symphony of mayhem with our L3GO-inspired Marvel Carnage figure, standing at a menacing 8 inches tall! With articulate arms, legs, and hands, this masterpiece captures the essence of the symbiotic madness. Optional tendrils add an extra level of dynamic chaos to your print!&nbsp;🕷️ Key Features:✅ 8 inches of symbiotic mayhem✅ Articulate arms, legs, and hands for dynamic poses✅ Optional tendrils for an extra touch of Carnage✅ Printable with just 1 Bambu AMS unit – Unleash the chaos with ease!&nbsp;🚀 Bambu AMS Compatibility: Seamless printing awaits you! Our Carnage figure is crafted to be printed effortlessly with just one Bambu AMS unit, ensuring a smooth and high-quality printing experience. Let the Automatic Material System (AMS) handle the details while you witness Carnage come to life.&nbsp;💀 Embrace the Symbiotic Madness: Whether you&#39;re a Marvel fan, a L3GO enthusiast, or a 3D printing maestro, this Carnage figure is a must-have addition to your collection. Create dynamic displays, explore menacing poses, and let Carnage take center stage in your masterpiece lineup.&nbsp;🌐 Join the 3D Printing Revolution: Follow us on MakerWorld for more jaw-dropping designs, updates, and additions to our ever-expanding collection. Carnage is just the beginning – stay tuned for more iconic figures swinging your way!&nbsp;📸 Share Your Symbiotic Creations: Tag us on social media with your printed Carnage figure using #PrintedCarnageChallenge. We&#39;re eager to witness the chaos you bring to life! www.facebook.com/waltersworld1&nbsp;🚨 Don&#39;t miss out on the chance to own this Carnage figure. Download now and let the symbiotic printing frenzy begin! 🚨

Bricks Carnage

ToyBrick

reddadsteve

Kaneda’s bike - Akira motorcycle.Akira is a 1988 Japanese animated post-apocalyptic cyberpunk action film directed by Katsuhiro Otomo, produced by Ryōhei Suzuki and Shunzō Katō, and written by Otomo and Izo Hashimoto, based on Otomo's 1982 manga of the same name. It is widely regarded by critics as one of the greatest animated and science fiction films ever made.No supports are required. If you have the proper filament colors, no painting is needed. See below notes for information about the optional decals.The assembled model is 290mm long.Enjoy!FYI-If you are a real fan of the movie, you would understand the speed reference on the model............................................................................................................Print Instructions: Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 10%Notes:**Refer to the notes below for a few helpful printing and assembly instructions............................................................................................................Building the modelColorsBlack: (Paramount3D PLA - Black) tire_front (contains two identical pieces) tire_back (contains two identical pieces) axles (contains two identical pieces) front_wheel_attachment_left front_wheel_attachment_right peddle_left peddle_right hood_light_black handlebar_left handlebar_right handlebar_middle speed_black console_insert console_panel_button_frame ..Matte Black: (Paramount3D PLA - Matte Black) seat ..Gray: (Paramount3D PLA - Prototype Gray) **I did not have enough silver and used the gray I had rim_front (contains two identical pieces) rim_back (contains two identical pieces) ..Silver: (PolyAlchemy Elixer - Silver) front_hub_bolts (contains sixteen identical pieces) bolts_side_big (contains two identical pieces) bolts_side_small (contains two identical pieces) console_panel gas_cap ..Red: (Hachbox PLA - True Red) hubcap_front_left hubcap_front_right hubcap_back_left hubcap_back_right front_glow_red (contains eight identical pieces) back_glow_red (contains eight identical pieces) back_wheel_bolt_tall (contains two identical pieces) back_wheel_bolt_short (contains two identical pieces) chassis_side_left chassis_side_right front_sidebar_left front_sidebar_right chassis_main back_wheel_attachment_left back_wheel_attachment_right chassis_back_attachment_left chassis_back_attachment_right console chassis_middle hood_bottom hood_top ..Blue: (Paramount3D PLA- Autobot Blue) front_glow_blue (contains two identical pieces) back_glow_blue (contains two identical pieces) ..Light Blue: (Solutech PLA - Aqua Blue) speed_blue console_panel_buttons ..Yellow: (Paramount3D PLA - Simpson Yellow) hood_light_yellow back_light_right back_light_leftGreen: (Hatchbox PLA - True Green) handlebars_green (contains two identical pieces) speed_green ..Orange: (Paramount3D PLA - McLaren Orange) handlebars_orange (contains two identical pieces) speed_orange ..White: (Overture PLA - White) front_light_white ..Transparent: (ProtoParadigm, out of business, PLA - Crystal Clear) windsheild base (optional for display purposes, bike stands nicely without it) ..Decals: (found in the pictures section) akira decals.jpg...........................................................................................................Printing and assembly tipsPrinting tips 1 - No supports are required.2 - Parts that are named left and right may at times look the same but are at least slightly different. It's easier to keep track of the parts while printing them to avoid misjudging them when assembling the model.3 - Some parts are specifically designed for a .4mm (or smaller) nozzle. The windshield is designed to print as one shell and some of the smaller parts contain walls that are one shell thick. For a larger model, all parts can be sized up without issue.4-There are some pieces that may need brims or rafts, use your discretion. When setting up my prints I prefer to be conservative, especially since the base of many parts are hidden when inserted into another part. For the smaller parts, a good first layer is helpful.*I used brims on: windshield front_hub_bolts front_glow_red back_glow_red axles5 - The windshield prints well, however depending on your slicer settings/filament/printer, one edge may suffer from overextrusion. If this happens on your print, do not worry about this edge since it is hidden in the extra, extra wide slot in the hood_bottom part. To get the cleanest transparent print and least amount of problem with the edge, I printed the windshield at the lowest temp possible for the filament I used.6 - The front_hub_bolts print upside down (as presented). The curved part is inserted in the hub and the flat part that was on the bed is visible.7 - All items in the console are 3D printed, optional decals are attached to the sides of the model. A JPG file containing the decals is included in the pictures section.8 - Small note: the back_wheel_attachment/left/right might have a few small artifacts in the hidden bottom part. Brush or dislodge them out to avoid interference with the wheel turning... Assembly tips:1 - Take your time gluing the model together and enjoy the process. Personally, I had a lot of fun assembling this model.2 - I used E6000 sticky craft glue to put this model together. The sticky glue allows more time to position the parts than a fast drying superglue. I have 'fat fingers' and a shaky hand, so the sticky glue works out best for me, especially with small pieces. Just remember to leave enough time for the glue to set before combining too many parts.3 - All parts should fit together quite well, do not force anything. If something does not fit quite right you may have a left/right issue or a bit too much of a first layer squish.4 - I was able to test fit almost the full model before gluing. I then assembled the model in basically three major components (see the three assembly diagrams) and then joined those together: -complete front/back wheel assembly including the connectors -main chassis with seat, console, middle chassis and chassis_back_attachment -hood with sidebars, completed handlebars and windshield5 - When completely assembled, the wheels are able to turn with some red and blue 'flashing' like the movie. Note that the wheels have a bit more friction than I had planned on and the 'flashing' is not as pronounced as I had hoped. Maybe a different filament would come through better.6 - The included stand is optional, the bike stands by itself but sometimes a stand is nice for display purposes.7 - A JPG file with the decals is included. The decals are sized for this model. I included a registration size box in the JPG to verify print size. Decals can be made with plain paper and cut out. I used decal paper for a cleaner, finished look.6 - Refer to the multiple assembly diagrams in the pictures section as well as the uploaded pictures for putting the model together. The model is meant to be glued.Do not hesitate to ask questions, feedback is essential to making better models.

AKIRA motorcycle

Stuff

Willi 3D

Create a pit droid …. or more! (They work better in groups.)&nbsp;If you like this model, please throw me a like. Designing the models is time, filament and coffee consuming. <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=WGL5LXN5EHEXN" rel="nofollow noopener">If you want to support my work bye me a coffee.</a> Thanks!&nbsp;Description:This is a KIT CARD of a pit droid. Scale 1:10&nbsp;Update:(24/08/23) <ul><li>optimized printability of the pelvis</li></ul>(18/08/23) <ul><li>optimized upper leg to pelvis fit</li></ul>Printing:Layer height: 0.1Supports: NoBrim: NoMaterial: PETG, (ABS), (PLA)&nbsp;Assembly: The connections are designed and optimized for PETG, the use of PLA or ABS makes assembly more difficult and the parts can break. Follow the instructions in the picture.

Kit Card Pit Droid Star Wars

Star Wars

sickicarus

This is NOT my model - it is my profile to print the following model:&nbsp;<a target="_blank" href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2425586/files" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2425586/files</a>&nbsp;The first plate is print-in-place (with supports) - I have no idea if it will work the way I've configured it, its there for the thumbnail in Bambu Studio, but I put some effort into it so it should print - I just haven't tried it. I printed the 2nd & third plates, with the model seperated from the base. The final plate is the original model files, both assembled and disassembled, for reference and is not meant to be printed.&nbsp;Scaled up 200%. Supported as needed.Four filaments - Red, Black, White, and Support. There is a 5th filament, its just a modification of the Black filament profile for the base, disabling the Aux fan for a couple dozen layers to prevent warping, because I hate brims.You could print this without a Support filament I'm sure - just adjust the slicer values appropriately. &nbsp;The pictures do NOT do this justice! The model is gorgeous, and highly detailed. To see the fabric texture of the suit requires the model to be scaled up (hence, 200%).The primary filament I used is Paramount-3D Black Cherry PLA - and it just slaps. It has a depth of color that cannot be seen in the photos.The black and white filaments were both PolySonic.

Spider-Man Homecoming Bust

Spider-man

3DMN

For the best finish, I recommend gluing the sides together.&nbsp;Introducing the ultimate Star Destroyer Build Kit – a cutting-edge 3D printed marvel that brings the iconic spacecraft from a galaxy far, far away right to your fingertips! Unleash your inner engineer and embark on an epic DIY journey as you assemble this intricate replica, piece by piece.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you appreciate my work, give it a like, and if you love it, consider buying me a coffee to show your support! <a target="_blank" href="https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BC7SWTMZG92TG" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=BC7SWTMZG92TG</a>

Star Wars Star Destroyer build kit 

Things Made

The Crafty Maker

Update 08-11-2023: Added additional boxes with varying slot counts from 2 up to 10.&nbsp;5 or 10 slot shadow box to display the shadow box sets.&nbsp;For a nice smooth front finish this box is best printed flat with front on build plate using regular supports. Increase support top Z distance to 2.2 or even 2.4 for easy support removal.&nbsp;You can also print it standing upright using tree supports. This will reduce the supports needed but could create some less nicely looking bridges at the top.&nbsp;ALL The Crafty Maker designs are protected by Copyright Law. By downloading, YOU HAVE NO RIGHT to sell any digital files or reproductions from those files. If you want a commercial license to LEGALLY SELL 3D prints, you&#39;ll need a <a target="_blank" href="https://patreon.com/TheCraftyMaker" rel="nofollow noopener">The Crafty Seller Patreon</a> subscription.

ToyBrick

Stuff

Star Wars

Spider-man

Things Made

Shadow Boxes