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Honda Civic IES Keychain (PIP WW)

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill
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25mm Silver Keychain (10pcs) - MA001

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Today I bring you the Honda Civic from the 2000s, called the IES, after the 1.6-liter engine of that name.

 

A great classic for all Japanese car lovers, a must-have for collectors of this cult classic!

 

Print your own keychain version, in all the colors of the world thanks to the power of AMS!

 

Let me know and post your work on my page, and remember to boost!

 

Every model is PIP; the wheels are actually working.

 

I used AMS to achieve optimal multicolor results.

 

The model requires no assembly; you just need to carefully remove the tree supports already set in the print profile.

 

Better results can be achieved using the 0.2 mm printhead, at the expense of increased print times.

It's recommended NOT to change the print profile settings to avoid having problems with the final result.

I invite you to use tweezers and small pliers to remove the supports.

 

In more recent models, I've used smaller tolerances for the wheel alignment, to ensure a higher level of detail and fewer supports to remove in that area.

For this reason, it's necessary to "break in" the car once the supports have been removed (trying a couple of times) :D

 

 

 

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