Overwatch Keychains (D.va, Mercy, Reaper)

Disclaimer / License

This model is for personal use only.
Commercial use is not allowed.

You may not sell, redistribute, or use this model or any printed versions of it for profit without my explicit permission.
If you are interested in selling the printed version of this model you will have to purchase my Commercial License on Patreon: 
https://www.patreon.com/Fabria3D/membership ($10 membership gives you the right to sell all past, current or future models on my MW page while valid)

What's Included

• Mercy 5-color version: changes her robe to orange because i think it looks better that way, but it require a second AMS
• Mercy 4-color verison: keeps the robe yellow, like her hair, only uses 4 colors and can be printed on a single AMS setup
• D.va 4-color verison: Default setup, only uses 4colors, can be printed on a single AMS setup
• Reaper 4-color version: Default setup, only uses 4 colors. Looks great with top most surfaces ironed, as the back of his hood is a bit lower and it's not going to get ironed, giving it some texture.

 Slicing & Printing Recommendations

 Crucial Setting: Use Arachne

IMPORTANT: You must slice this model using the Arachne Wall Generator instead of Classic walls. Because this is a detailed 2.5D design, Classic slicing will choke on the fine line connections, causing missing segments or structural gaps. Arachne handles variable line widths beautifully and ensures all the intricate linework connects perfectly.

Ironing Settings (Top Surfaces)

I have tuned the top surfaces to look as smooth as possible, and my personal ironing settings are pre-configured in the print profile:

• Ironing Flow Rate: 20%
• Ironing Speed: 25 mm/s

Please Note: Filament brands, moisture levels, and individual machine tolerances vary wildly. While these settings give me a flawless, glass-like finish, they might not yield the same results on your specific setup. I highly recommend running a quick ironing calibration test with your chosen filament before committing to the full print!

Thanks!