Life size Rukia - Free 3D Print Model

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Zach

Art>Sculptures

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H2D Pro

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0.2mm layer, 1 walls, 4% infill

Designer

138.3 h

18 plates

Rukia Skirt

Designer

176.4 h

32 plates

Rukia Mini Fig

Designer

6.2 h

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Life-Size Rukia – A Monumental 3D Printing Project! Embark on the creation of a life-size Rukia Kuchiki model, standing at an impressive 1524mm (approximately 5 feet). Project Overview: Model Dimensions: Height: 1524mm (5’0”) Total Parts: 44 Assembly Recommendations: Adhesive: Use strong adhesives such as epoxy, super glue, or hot glue to firmly secure the printed parts. Alignment: The model includes alignment pegs to help with positioning during assembly. Take care to align precisely—small misplacements can affect stability and Rukia’s overall look. Gap Filling: For any seams between parts, consider using filler putty or similar materials. Finishing Touches: Once assembled, sand the seams and apply a primer before painting to achieve a smooth, professional finish.

Comment & Rating (28)

@ObeastMode

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here's the full photo of the assembled and painted rukia. I have one gripe with the blade, there's no support and it 100% needs a dowel. I was too lazy to make one; so, I used a collapsable one that's much more stable. Everything is held together with super glue, sprayed with rattle cans and the eyes are done with acrylic paint markers.

@ObeastMode

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Production photos. All this to make a gift for the homie above.

@ObeastMode

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Replying to @ObeastMode :

I also reccomend when printing, use cubic or gyroid at 4% with 4 walls for maximum strength and minimal usage. Took me about 12-13kg. The robe skirt was over 50% of the weight, Just drop to 3% infil for the robe skirt. I also reccomend leaning it up against the wall if possible or building a base with a support rod in the upper skirt. 9/10 luban upscale. However, there's a lot of weird defects that cut holes into the actual print, causing me to do extra work to fill them in.

@user_3685660946

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looking great 👍 I'm pretty sure I've also printed a collapsible sword at some point. might modify it to suit if the default doesn't work out.

@Epstein53

u know what im thinking?

@DA_CRAZY_CAT

EYO

@Epstein53

Replying to @DA_CRAZY_CAT :

😭🙏

@cambk

is there any way you can make this for bambu a1 mini?

@King_Prophet

😭🤣

@cambk

Replying to @King_Prophet :

huh?

@Xevv

can i add some holes?

@viper_117

bro why

@bigdumappl

hear me out…

@DA_CRAZY_CAT

ok...... 👂. WAIT........ WHAT

@bigdumappl

Replying to @DA_CRAZY_CAT :

is it a child? bc if it is then please no one hear me out (ive never seen bleach)

@frapbotta

I'm not going to print it because I don't have a place to put it, but I wanted to congratulate you—great job!

@user_3685660946

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what did you use to glue it together?

@ObeastMode

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super glue and an accelerator. A lot of it. Don't use anything but hobby glue, BSI is a good brand to keep things held. Gorilla glue is too weak and it broke a few legs because of it.

@user_3685660946

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thx, just ordered some. got the body printed, now working through the dress. I figured ill start assembling what I can for now

@jazieliscool

why yall making this ngl thats kinda sus

@starzy

hello I have sent you a message.. I am looking for someone to create a Dazai from Bungo stray dogs life size.. is this something you would be interested in working with me on? I would be happy to pay for your efforts