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Peugeot Keychain (1975-1998 Logo / 80s Style)
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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1 plate
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The classic from your youth! 3D keychain of the iconic 80s and 90s Peugeot logo.
This design recreates the Peugeot emblem used from the 1970s to the 1990s. It is a robust piece, ideal for nostalgic people and lovers of classic models like the Peugeot 205, 405, or 306.
Key Printing Features:
- Material Efficiency: Only ONE Filament Change! The geometry is optimized so that only one color transition is required to achieve the two tones (the background and the lion's outline).
- Ideal for AMS (P1S Combo): With the AMS, filament change is automatic, clean, and fast, with no unnecessary material waste.
- Historic Logo (1975-1998): Instantly recognizable design, covering a golden era of the brand.
Essential Instructions for Color Assignment (Bambu Studio):
To ensure the AMS performs a single color change efficiently:
- Load and Prepare: Open the STL file in Bambu Studio.
- Background Assignment (Filament 1): Assign Filament 1 (e.g. Black) to the entire model (the complete keychain base).
- Logo Assignment (Filament 2): Paint!
- Use the "Paint" tool by height or surface.
- Assign Filament 2 (e.g. Silver or your chosen color) only to the top layer that forms the lion's outline.
- Result: The slicer will segment the print to use Filament 1 for the base and then change only once to Filament 2 to complete the figure.
Notice for users without AMS: If you print without the AMS system, use the "Add Pause" function in Bambu Studio to manually change the filament at the correct layer.
Suggested Material: PLA or PETG.
Download, assign the two colors with a single change, print, and show off this Peugeot classic!
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