"POW! WHAM! KA-ZAP! . . . first try!"

“POW!  WHAM!  KA-ZAP! . . . first try!”

Enjoy this 3d printed diorama of a reimagined young Batman's first encounter with some of his biggest foes, with Gotham's skyline in the background.  Each of Batman's enemies is represented by a child's toy - a stuffed penguin for Penguin, a joker playing card for Joker, a scarecrow doll for Scarecrow and a stuffed black cat for Catwoman - and none of them stand a chance against the young Dark Knight and his trusty Big Wheel.

This diorama contains more than 25 separate 3d printed parts in ten colors, as well as utilizes filament poop to represent the stuffing coming out of the stuffed animals ripped apart by the Big Wheel.  Parts are clearly labeled and organized across 11 print plates:

Plate 1 - Gotham skyline backdrop (AMS - black and gray)

Plate 2 - sidewalk (No AMS - gray).  The holes at the bottom of the backdrop from plate 1 easily fit on to the pegs on the sidewalk: 

Plate 3 - yellow Big Wheel parts (No AMS - yellow) and Plate 4 - Black Big Wheel Parts (No AMS - black).  Parts easily assemble to form a functional Big Wheel, with wheels the roll and handlebars that turn the front wheel:

Plate 5 - Bat Body (AMS - black, gray and yellow) and Plate 6 - Bat Heads (AMS - black, beige, white and yellow).  Pick a head (pacifier or no pacifier), attach it to the neck post and attach the neck post to the hole in the body and your batman is assembled, with head that turns:

Plate 7 - Scarecrow (AMS - brown, yellow, beige, and black)

Plate 8 -Catwoman (AMS - black, pink and purple)

Plate 9 -Pengiun (AMS - black, white and yellow)

Plate 10 - Joker (AMS - white, red, black and gray) (recommend to print with 0.2 nozzle for clearest text)

Add some white filament poop to represent the stuffing coming out of the stuffed animals torn apart by the Big Wheel and you have all your enemies ready to go.

Plate 11 -POW! WHAM! and KA-ZAP! bubbles (AMS - black, red, blue and yellow).  These bubbles have holes in their base that attach to pegs on the backdrop from plate 1.

Once everything is printed, stage your characters however you want on the sidewalk and your diorama is good to go.

Other details:

Most models created using Nomad Sculpt, but a few parts took advantage of MakerLab tools:

The backdrop from plate 1 was created using the relief sculpture maker tool (Powered by Relief Sculpture Maker from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/ reliefSculptureMakerV2)) and then painted inside of bambu studios.

The batman and catwoman heads were intiially generated by the PrintMon Maker tool (Powered by PrintMon from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/printMonMaker)) and then edited in Nomad Sculpt and painted in bambu studio.

Parts of the joker card and POW! WHAM! and KA-ZAP! bubbles were generated with the Image to Keychain tool (Powered by PrintMon from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/printMonMaker)) and then edited in Bambu studios.