Imperial Tissue Dispenser – Emperor's Comfort

💀 Imperial Tissue Dispenser – The “Emperor's Comfort” 💀

Bring the grim darkness of the far future to your desk! This tissue box cover was designed for any loyal servant of the Imperium who needs to recover from a “Warp-cold” or simply wants to wipe away tears after a catastrophic dice roll.

Overview

This model is a detailed cover for tissue boxes in the iconic Gothic-industrial style of Warhammer 40k. With the distinctive winged skull (inspired by the Aquila), heavy rivets, and the look of reinforced armor plating, it transforms a mundane household item into a piece of Grimdark terrain for your hobby room.

Features

• Authentic Grimdark Aesthetic: Perfect for fans of the Adeptus Purificatus.
• Standard Fit: Fits most common rectangular tissue boxes.
• Easy Assembly: Divided into sections to minimize support structures and maximize detail.
• Optimized Details: Rivets and panel lines are optimized for 0.4mm nozzles.

Print Settings (Recommended)

• Printer: Bambu Lab P1S / X1C / A1 (or comparable)
• Filament: PLA Metallic (Silver, Gunmetal) or Matte Black as an ideal base for painting.
• Layer Height: 0.16 mm or 0.2 mm (for better detail on the skull).
• Supports: Minimal required for the top opening and the winged emblem.
• Infill: 10-15% Gyroid (for stability).

• Important Printing Notes:

  Scaling is crucial! To ensure the tissue box fits your packaging perfectly, you need to adjust the model's size accordingly. Measure the dimensions of your packaging and scale it in your slicer before you start printing. This way, you can optimally adapt it to standard packaging, slim packs, small or large.

Painting Tip

For the best look, I recommend the “Slap-Chop” method or dry-brushing:

1. Primer: Black.
2. Dry-brushing: Heavily with silver/steel paint (e.g., Leadbelcher).
3. Details: The skull and wings in gold (e.g., Retributor Armour).
4. Finish: A generous layer of Agrax Earthshade or Nuln Oil for that weathered, battle-hardened look.

FOR THE EMPEROR! (And for a clean nose.)

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