Jotaro J & Hand Badges Set
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Bill of Materials
- White hat x 1: By your choice. Pay attention, that if you want to attach the badges with screws as i did, you will need to make 4 holes in the hat, with diameter around 3mm each.
- Paint x 1: This what you can see on the pictures is Vallejo 70801 Brass
- Varnish x 1: I used AK190, Matte Varnish. It's needed to seal the paint, otherwise it can fall off when touced or can color the hat.
Description
I made these for one of my sons for an upcoming Comic Con, he like em I hope you will like them too!
⚠️ Important Notes:
The included print profile contains a pause on layer 23 to allow insertion of nuts. If you don’t have the specific nuts, you can still print the model without them. However, be sure to remove the pause from the print settings before starting the print. Or in case you dont do it, to click contunue when the pause occur.
If you want yo attach the badges to the hat with screws as I did, you must make 4 holes into the hat, each with diameter around 3mm.
Dont overtight the screws. The connection with the hat is loose, stop when you feel resistance (the screw touches the inside wall of the model).
If you decide to color the model with paint as I did, i recommend to spray varnish over it to protect the paint and the hat also, if not varnished the paint can color the hat.
I set both badges on separate plates, because one may want to print only one of them. But you can edit it and place the both badges on one plate and print them at once.
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