Minecraft Copper Golem Figurine

*** V2 Update available here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1635151-minecraft-copper-golem-figurine-v2-by-jaebii?from=search#profileId-1727336 

Just after I finished printing the final multicolor version of my new Malgosha figurine, Minecraft revealed the new Copper Update including the new Copper Golem mob, and I knew I had to try modeling a figure of the Copper Golem like I did with Malgosha! The figure/figurine itself isn't “articulated” since the pegs are modeled using cubes like the rest of the figure, but I think the tolerances are clear enough that you should be able to remove the arms and reattach them in different positions (it might be a good idea to glue the pegs into the arms or into the body before attaching them, that way it'll be easier to remove them and reattach them, I think). Also, since it's not as inuitive as Malgosha, the shorter pegs are for the arms, and the other three pegs are for the legs and neck. Hopefully you won't have as much struggle assembling it as I did, but it might help to use a hair dryer on the sockets to heat them up and make it a little easier to plug in the peg pieces. You can print this Copper Golem in different colors just like the four color variations in the new Copper Update, and I'll include print profiles for both the regular Copper Golem and the Oxidized Copper Golem! For the colors, I'd highly recommend using Hatchbox Copper PLA for the darker accent color, and Protopasta's "Tangerine Orange Metallic Gold" for the primary copper color. I think Bambu's Turquoise PLA would work well for the “oxidized” teal color, but I'm sure there are a variety of alternatives for each color you'll need!

This time around, I designed this figure to be able to print on a single plate all at once, taking only around 3 hours to print every piece simultaneously, particularly since the multicolor print only uses three out of four total colors on the AMS. If you'd prefer to separate the pieces for fear of warping or elephant-footing or printing failures, feel free to place each piece on a single plate, but I'd recommend printing more than one piece at the same time on each plate to maximize your efficiency and decrease your relative material waste from color switching. Just like my Malgosha and my remixes of Kirimba's figures and blocks, this Copper Golem is designed to be in scale with the Jazwares Minecraft figures, but you can always measure and resize it for you own needs. If you want to print a compatible Minecraft Chest block to go with your new Copper Golem figure, I suggest printing the Minecraft Chest accessory that can be found in my published print profiles, which is my personal print profile for this Minecraft Chest: (https://makerworld.com/en/models/1195213-my-world-minecraft-chest-multicolor-assembly#profileId-1642291). The print profile is rescaled to match the official Jazwares Minecraft action figure block accessories, and you can print all of the pieces (except for the silver part) in the main color of your Golem to make it match! The Chest itself can open and close, and store Minecraft action figure items and accessories, and it's really easy to print and assemble!

Feel free to check out my Instagram @_jaebii_ for additional photos and behind-the-scenes of this figure and my design process, as well as other 3D-printed toys and props! If you’re feeling generous and can spare enough money to donate a little to show your appreciation for my work, you can use this link (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=LKR6R7H3Z4GPJ&no_recurring=0&currency_code=USD) to support me through PayPal! I’d really appreciate it! And thanks for taking a look at my Copper Golem figure! I'd love to hear about your experience printing this figure and see your final print, so be sure to leave a comment if you make this figure or if you have any issues with the files!