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808 from Hi-Fi Rush Model

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P1S
X1
A1
P1P
H2D
X1E
X1 Carbon
H2D Pro
H2S
P2S
H2C
X2D
A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 5% infill
Designer
26.5 h
10 plates

Open in Bambu Studio
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Description

I made 808 from Hi-Fi Rush!

 

I started playing the game on GamePass and saw this guy and immediately said I need to try to make him. 

 

Everything I make on this account is me struggling to learn one particular thing from either Blender, or OnShape or sometimes even Bambu Studio. However, this time it was me learning like 9 different things in Blender, and one or two things from Bambu Studio itself.  I struggled like heck with this and rebuilt it almost from the ground up 4 times after printing and failing or just failing. I learned so much from this project, and am pretty happy with how optimized I got it.

 

As always I try to make all my stuff have minimal AMS waste, as little support as possible, and if I can, little to no glue.

I broke everything apart and redid it all over and over so there is surprising little waste. Some things will just snap into place, a few things will require a little glue.

 

I have a couple different variations in the profile… 

The bulk of the plates are to make the large multipart print as fast and easy as possible with almost no waste.

I also have just a solid single color model so you can paint it or something.

There are also multicolor keychains. 5 are full color and one is just a flush object because the multicolor is a giant waste anyway.

There are also stands for the large and medium sizes.

 

Some multipart build notes…

The giant C-shaped parts on plate 4 will just snap-lock into the head. They just require a bit of flexing. Once they are in, they are never coming out, so if you don't want it to rattle, add a drop of glue first.

The plate with the 4 whiskers  is a mini-adhesion test, so level your filament, dry your plate and clean your gantry… or whatever. lol.

Also each whisker only goes in one place, they are not interchangeable, its a bit confusing at first.

All the small blue parts should just drop in easy, but their orientation can be a bit confusing, if you have to press hard, its probably not in the right place the right way. The 4 small pieces are printed glue side down.

 

Enjoy!

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I hope you enjoy this project as much as I did. Thank you for your support!

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