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Although AI helps me with the design…I&#39;m still learning Meshmixer and Fusion360…I only post models that I have printed and painted. I can&#39;t stand when people post an AI designed model but they&#39;ve never made it themselves… ;-D Those models with major AI issues don&#39;t get shared.  I&#39;ll eventually figure out how to get the Mechanist&#39;s “ears” to print. But as fan of Fallout, I see AI errors as a way of incorporating post-apocalyptic radiation-induced genetic deviance into the Fallout world. &nbsp;Generally I print these models with a 0.4mm nozzle, PLA (usually white or grey), 8% infill and tree supports. A word of caution for models with thin details: I usually tilt the model on the print bed to level the thin part so it prints “properly.&#34; For example with the Alien Invader, the arm with the pistol might print poorly unless tilted about 20%. I suggest tilting Oswald so his sword is vertical; Magnolia so the mic stand is vertical as possible; Piper so her reporter notebook is vertical; and Nuka Girl so her pistol is vertical. I think you get the idea. &nbsp;To give the nod to AI, (we don&#39;t want to upset our future digital overlords): Powered by MakerWorld-Image-to-3D (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/imageTo3d)

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<h3>Freaked-Out Child of Atom</h3>Radiating enthusiasm, devotion, and just a hint of unfiltered panic, this Child of Atom model captures the unsettling energy of someone who’s way too excited about radiation. The pose and expression reflect a person who has absolutely seen something glowing—and loved how it terrifies him. AI interpretation may have resulted in slightly exaggerated eyes and hands, giving the figure a permanently startled look. Honestly? That feels appropriate. Any minor asymmetry just adds to the atomic spiritual intensity. This sculpt apotheosizes radiation and division for easy painting. Ideal for worship, settlement chaos, or reminding your other models to keep a safe distance from unexplained green light. All Hail Atom and Prepare for Division!

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