Iron Horn Bull | Multicolor Multipart no AMS

• 2026-04-25 Updated multipart print profile
  • Reoriented horns and applied support painting for improved printing reliability.
  • Support painted to the nose.
  • Applied filament override settings for small parts to enhance print consistency.
  • Reset scale to 100% with all parts for easier custom scaling.
• 2026-05-20 Updated multipart print profile
  • Support painted the tail area
  • Applied filament override settings for the body part as well

🐂 Iron Horn – Pressure Before Impact

Built like a wall of muscle and intent, Iron Horn captures the moment before impact… when all motion compresses into pure force.
This predatory bull stands low and forward, muscles packed tight beneath heavy skin, horns locked ahead with unbreakable focus. Every surface is sculpted for weight, tension, and power.

Designed for both multicolor and single-color printing. Pegs are engineered to snap cleanly into place without glue, though trimming or adhesive can be used if preferred. Balanced, grounded, and unapologetically aggressive, this piece embodies the spirit of Predators Unleashed.

Print profile

Multicolor Option

• Bull body: 0.16 mm layer height, 2 walls, 5% infill
• Other parts: 0.12 mm layer height, 3 walls, 20% infill
• Parts are oriented from the bull’s point of view. L = bull’s left side, R = bull’s right side.
• Eyes are oriented so that the top side of the part matches the top of the bull’s head. Insert the eyes exactly as oriented on the plate.
• Nose ring needs some stretching to slide in

Plates

1. bull
2. hooves, horns, eyes and teeth
3. nose
4. nose ring

Single Color Option

• 0.16 mm layer height, 2 walls, 5% infill
• Sizes: 100 mm, 150 mm, 200 mm
• Fuzzy skin enabled for organic surface depth

Plates

1. 100mm
2. 150mm
3. 100mm fuzzy skin

He is not loud. He is not wild. He is inevitable.

If the ground stiffens beneath his hooves…

💾 Collect
💥 Like to brace for impact
📣 Follow to feel the next tremor

Key Printing Tips:

• Disable “Strength → Detect Thin Wall” → gives smoother, cleaner surfaces on detailed parts.
• Always check the slicing preview in Bambu Studio before starting the print.
• Support removal trick: Cut supports into small chunks first, then gently loosen → they usually pop off cleanly without damage.
• Some plates use lots of supports, if so → for reliable prints use these filament settings:
  • Filament Overrides
    • Z Hop When Retract: 0.6 mm
    • Z Hop Type: Spiral
    • Travel Distance Threshold: 1 mm
    • ✅ Enable Retract When Changing Layer
  • Also, disable these settings in Bambu Studio if Variable Layer height is used:
    • Supports
      • ❌ Disable Independent Support Layer Height
    • Others
      • ❌ Disable Reduce Infill Retraction
    • I’ve found that a 0.15 mm top Z distance works best when printing with variable layer height.

Happy printing! Can't wait to see photos of your prints! If you're scaling, experimenting or encounter any issues, let me know → your input helps the next iteration. Please share your feedback for any rating below ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ so we can work on improving, thank you!