Dragon on Pedestal Sculpture by sduppleganger

sduppleganger

Art>Sculptures

Print Profile(3)

All

P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

A1 mini

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

1.1 h

1 plate

4.8(56)

200% SIZE - 0.24mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill

1.5 h

1 plate

4.5(4)

Colored pedestal

1.2 h

1 plate

4.0(6)

Open in Bambu Studio

Boost

622

1177

979

538

Released

Description

Make sure to enable support (tree, auto). The supports are pretty easy to remove for this piece.

Please note that the cover page render isn't 100% the same as the final print. You can see the actual printed items in the images.

If you like this art, you may also like my bat sculpture #1, bat sculpture #2, deer sculpture, and others.

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Comment & Rating (88)

@bill.m.davis

Your render and your print don't seem to match. The angles are wrong. The render is very pretty, but makes the print a little disappointing...

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The designer has replied

@sduppleganger

Yeah, you're right. it's difficult to replicate the precise angles. That's why I included several pictures of the actual print, to show the final result. I'll add a disclaimer in the text, just to be sure it's well understood. Sorry about the trouble.

@bill.m.davis

Replying to @sduppleganger :

If you know it doesn't accurately portray the actual print, why include it all!?! Just because it is pretty and gets attention? Was the model at least inspired by this render? Or is it just a bad render of the design?

@sduppleganger

Replying to @bill.m.davis :

The cover image is not a render, but an image of a sculpture which was transformed into a 3D model. The exact angles may not be precise, but you can see from the images of the printed items (and the 3D model itself) that they're almost the same. In any case, I see that this is causing confusion, so from now on I'll put an image of the final, actual printed product as the cover image.