This print is awesome. Incredible detail. 9.75/10 and I’m only dinging for the sheer amount of time it takes to process the supports. Definitely recommend printing supports in softer or soluble materials than what you’re printing. The small nooks and crevasses make taking supports off difficult and delicate. I did break a couple of the very tips of the cloak and a couple of mushrooms at the stem. I glued them back on no problem. Over all I love it and can’t wait to paint.

came out great. Small Sections that had a little drooping that im sure could be fixed through the desktop app vs Phone app. I did a quick click and print through the phone app for this and I’m very pleased. Only thing to note were the pegs had to be sanded down a few layers to close the gap between pieces. 9/10

Came out great

Nice design. Came out great for doing a quick print through the app. Some smoothing through the desktop app would take it to the next level. 9.5/10

Nice print, super tight fit with aluminum body. Had to use a pare of clamps to pull it out. Some very light sanding will take care of it.

This thing is awesome. Detail is on point! Intergates well with puzzle pieces from other print designers. Just notes on the underside of the horizontal logs. Refer to photos, my color swap was due to an oversight of filament remaining, but the black underside pertains to my next aspect. Supports do a great job keeping them straight, however due to the gaps and wavy surface texture of the logs, there were a lot of lines that either missed adhesion to other layer, had breaks, and droops on first few layers (black section). In my excitement to process this print I forgot to take a picture of this, however I just applied a little heat from a torch (or heat gun) to soften the strands up and lay them flat back into the log with my finger (you could just snip them too). Supports coincidently make stellar dead tree figures to add detail to off-road park scene so don’t trash them!

Really awesome figure, I love it. Supports on jaw needed a little sanding to clean up/smoothing out. Skull prints nose up, underside along supports print layers are a little sloppy, but not sure if it’s an external factor on my end (room temp, filament, machine etc). Pics for reference. I’m still learning so you be the judge.