Yoshimitsu: Tekken Legend Statue - Free 3D Print Model

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NovaCrafter

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill - 17 cm - REV 2

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill - 15 cm

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👺 Yoshimitsu: Tekken Legend Statue

For fans of the Tekken series - this model captures the iconic and mysterious leader of the Manji Clan, Yoshimitsu. Known for his ever-evolving mechanical and organic armor, this statue represents his unique aesthetic, making it an ideal display piece for any gaming setup.

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🛠️ Support Removal Tips

Challenging Areas: While most supports are straightforward, there are a few areas on the model that are slightly more difficult to remove.
Recommended Tools: I highly recommend using precision pliers or nippers to ensure a clean removal and to avoid stress marks on the print.
Sword Caution: Be very careful when removing supports from the sword. The blade and its flame-like energy details are very delicate and can easily snap if handled too roughly.

Comment & Rating (6)

@EmreLightning

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill - 17 cm - REV 2

Unfortunately, the legs snapped this time, but a bit of glue fixed it right up. I still like the figure. Thank you :)

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@ProtoCrafter

I didn’t encounter this problem on my side, but since you reported that there might be a support issue, I’ve added additional supports in the indicated area.

@EmreLightning

Replying to @ProtoCrafter :

I had this problem with the 17 cm print. Are you using the 15 cm or the 17 cm version? It works fine for you, but I'm trying to figure out if the size is the issue.I appreciate your time, thank you

@ProtoCrafter

Replying to @EmreLightning :

You reviewed the 17 cm version, and that’s the version I’ve updated by adding additional supports. You’re right — in the area you pointed out, the support could have been too delicate, and in some cases that part might not print correctly or the support could fail during printing. I’ve fixed this by reinforcing that section, so the issue should no longer occur. Thanks for pointing it out.

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@Duo_3D_Print

Perfect!

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