Escanor Vs Estarosa Hueforge
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Description
🔥 HueForge Anime – Escanor vs Estarossa | The Seven Deadly Sins
Optimized for Bambu Lab Printers
3D wall art created with HueForge, inspired by the iconic battle between Escanor and Estarossa from the anime The Seven Deadly Sins.
Strong light-and-shadow contrast enhances facial expressions and details, delivering impressive depth despite the slim profile.
Perfect for anime fans, collectors, and clean wall-art displays.
🖨️ Bambu Lab – Recommended Print Settings
- Printer: Bambu Lab (P1 / X1 / A1 series)
- Slicer: Bambu Studio
- Technology: FDM
- Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- Layer height: 0.08 mm
- First layer: 0.16 mm
- Infill: 100%
- Supports: ❌ Not required
- Assembly: ❌ Not required
🎨 Filament Change Guide (Bambu Lab – Manual)
This model is designed for manual filament changes (no AMS required).
Filament sequence:
- Layer 1 → 17: Black
- Layer 18 → 25: White (final layer)
How to do it in Bambu Studio:
- Start the print with black PLA
- Add a Pause at Layer 18 in Bambu Studio
- When paused, unload the filament and load white PLA
- Purge filament until the color is clean
- Resume the print and let it finish
✅ Works perfectly on Bambu Lab printers
✅ Clean results without color bleeding
📐 Dimensions
The model is fully scalable.
Recommended format: vertical wall art, ideal for frames or direct wall mounting.
💡 Notes
- Designed for personal and decorative use
- Ideal for anime collectors and display pieces
- No post-processing required
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