Dungeons&Dragons: Medieval Traveling Merchant

Please meet Barnaby "Barrels" Bottomley.  He's a retired logistics officer who now wanders the dangerous borderlands, firmly believing that no ancient curse or dragon raid is so dire that it can't be improved by a fresh wheel of cheese and a sturdy spare wagon axle.

In my short stories, Barnaby serves as the party's unlikely lifeline, often appearing at the edge of a dark forest just as their supplies run low and their spirits even lower.

He's in style of my other Village People :P - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2284851-dungeons-and-dragons-medieval-villagers

Prints really well as one piece and supports are easy to remove with pliers and cutters. Bridges with this print profile also provide some nice wood-like texture at the bottom of the wagon. Becareful when removing them near lamps on both sides!

Base is of course bigger but he fits well in 32/34mm scale.

(please excuse my sloppy paint-job, it's for tabletop, not display :)

Layer height: 0.08 mm

Walls: Arachne

Wall loops: 4 (mainly, because of the lamps and some stuff on the wagon)

Top/Bottom shells: 3/2

Infill: 35%

Supports: tree(auto), Organic

Threshold angle: 50%

Initial layer density: 80%

Top/Bottom Z distance: 0.22 mm

Branch distance: 7mm

Branch diameter: 3 mm

I dabbled alot with my print speeds, this profile is the exact one that I used to print the mini, but given all my tries, you can go wih default speeds.