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Pokémon—Scorbunny

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0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 10% infill (no AMS needed)
0.2mm layer height, 2 walls, 10% infill (no AMS needed)
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11.7 h
8 plates
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Scaled to 180%, large version (approximately 52cm)
Scaled to 180%, large version (approximately 52cm)
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39.3 h
9 plates
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This model is of the Pokémon Scorbunny, with color schemes shown in the images (I used brown for the mouth, but dark purple would be even better)

This 28cm tall Scorbunny Pokémon model (pre-separated) requires no AMS and no painting to print. While 28cm tall, it’s not overwhelmingly large, due to its long ears

I’ve included two print sizes: a 100% version at 28cm and a 180% version, estimated at 52cm

The Poké Ball is also included; I recommend the 180% version, as I prefer larger models

 

This model is compatible with Bambu P1S, P1P, X1, and A1 series printers. As always, A1 mini users will need to adjust the model size themselves

 

The filament color scheme used for this model includes: white, black, orange-red, orange, mango yellow, brown, peach, and red (I used quite a few colors this time, but when have I ever been known for restraint with color, haha)

Monochromatic printers will need to print in batches and assemble the parts

I used Eryone PETG and PLA; feel free to select filaments according to your own color schemes. If possible, Bambu’s own filaments are highly convenient

For monochrome printing, a 0.2mm layer height and 10%-15% infill works well. 8% is not recommended this time; I tried it, and it was too thin. The default wall thickness is 2; 3 or 4 might create a more robust model

 

Only the teeth and tongue require glue; the rest do not. Glue any loose parts as needed. Assembly diagrams are below; I've indicated which parts require glue and which do not. Hot glue is preferable for this larger model, as that’s what I used

(Due to my error, the head peg broke, so I'm using the 180% model for the assembly diagrams)

 

Assembly steps: Only the teeth and tongue require glue (The assembly diagrams use the 180% model; the smaller model is the standard version)

First, assemble the Poké Ball using the holes; press firmly
Next, the eyes
Press into the corresponding holes
This step is for the nose and nose patch. You can either place the nose in position and then attach the nose patch or place the nose on the head model and then press the nose patch into place
This is the connection between the nose and mouth, the black strip
Insert and push upwards
Use glue here if loose
Insert and push upwards
 
The ears
Try both sides and use the one with the smaller gap
Use glue here if loose
Insert into the most accurate hole
Next, the body; insert the feet into the holes
 
The two small indentations align with the bottom
Insert the head peg firmly
Finished! The 180% version is quite large; taller than my bedside table

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